 Downtown Savannah, Georgia is beautiful. It is everything that comes to mind when you think of southern charm. Lots of big shade trees surrounding inviting squares throughout the city (24 of them, in fact) that make you want to sit a while. This place is full of history - the original capital of Georgia, birthplace of Juliette Gordon Low (founder of the Girl Scouts), home of the First African Baptist Church (stop on the Underground Railroad), and the final stop of "Sherman's March to the Sea" during the Civil War. Because of the incredible amount of history and beauty here we decided to take a Civil War walking tour.
I wish I could tell you it was great, but it wasn't. The tour guide was dull. Really dull. And she spoke way over our boys' heads. They didn't understand anything she was saying. To tell the truth, I didn't understand half of what she said (she was from overseas and had a heavy accent). I was so disappointed. Maybe if we had taken a different tour it would have been better. Oh well. You can't always pick a winner.
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