C is for Cookie
The life of a travel blogger… picking up a delicious cookie from Koch’s Bakery and not getting to take a bite until we make sure there are enough good photos to share! Since it’s right...
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Our Travel Secret
Letting you in on one of our family travel secrets…. Pizza! I know, I know… pizza might not sound like a hot travel tip. Just hear me out. Every time we get to a new...
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Art All Around Us
Just your daily dose of mural art from Chattanooga to make your Monday a little brighter. I love all the street art you can find around this city.
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Accessible Burgers, Finally!
We were feeling a little discouraged the other day while on the hunt for a good burger in Savannah. So many places with only stairs to get in! Luckily we didn’t give up, and our...
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A stroll along the river
A beautiful day along the Savannah Riverwalk. There are lots of shops to visit and quick places to grab a bite to eat, but most importantly the best views of the Savannah River. Some accessibility...
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Sweet Spot
Like a kid in a candy shop! I have to admit, we’ve made a few visits to the Savannah’s Candy Kitchen in the City Market. The candies are just so good, and the staff is...
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Market View Dining
I love the vibe around Savannah’s City Market, so naturally, I love eating at the Café at City Market. They have a big outdoor dining area that is perfect for people watching and enjoying the...
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Low Country Culture
If you’re looking for an amazing way to learn about a unique part of low country culture, look no further than the Pin Point Heritage Museum. They are located in the former A.S. Varn &...
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More than a cup of coffee
If you don’t know the story of Bitty & Beau’s you should take some time to check them out. They call themselves a human rights movement disguised as a coffee shop. This place was created...
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BOOM!
BOOM! What a cool experience visiting Old Fort Jackson. It was constructed in 1808 over top of an old earthen Revolutionary War battery. Fort Jackson allowed soldiers to guard Savannah during the war of 1812....
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