savannah09/11/12
Savannah is moody and gorgeous. Spanish moss frames the streets and vines creep up every other wall. You can find shade anywhere, as the live oak trees act as giant tents. There are 22 squares in the city, each with its own little park. We left my baby sister there this weekend and I don’t think she could have picked a better place to be.
Oh Savannah, my forever home. You captured it so beautifully. She’s gonna love it!
you go to all the places that remind me of falling in love. gush, gush.
I just love Savannah. It’s totally on my must-live-there-someday list.
Gosh, such a beautiful town. I only got to stay there for about a minute for a French lunch downtown on my way from Charleston to St. Augustine. Now I wish I stayed longer to explore this charming town.
Savannah looks so gorgeous. I hope she loves it. good luck to her!
is she going to scad!? I’m a fashion major here in my third year and absolutely love it. if she needs a friendly face, have her e-mail me. i’ll show her some local spots. ;)
I have been to Savannah only once. It was during a spring break road trip–one during which my boyfriend and I traversed throughout the South. It was gorgeous, the whole trip…and Savannah and Charleston were beautiful. I do wish to visit again–they embody “southern charm,” and the Spanish moss is dramatic and wonderful. I love it.
happy for you that you & your sister are in closer proximity now. i’m looking forward to seeing more of savannah through your blog as you spend time with her there! :)
Olivia you stop this right now! You are making me so homesick for the east coast (moved out to the west a year ago but was born and raised in the South-East). I absolutely love these photos, they’re perfect.
julia, that is awesome! she is also a fashion major! i will be emailing you. :)
thanks kathleen. i am soooo excited to be closer to her!
Beautiful. I look forward to learning more about it on your blog.
Savannah is gorgeous! One of my high school classmates lived there for a few years and often posted photos of the downtown area. I have to admit, those images gave me a little wanderlust. :)
I spent a few spring breaks in high school in savannah, and there’s something so dreamy and timeless about it. The way you describe charleston reminds me of savannah sometimes.
I feel like college is a good time to live someplace magical. to this New England girl, Savannah seems pretty magical. I’m sure she’ll have a WONDERFUL time.
i like that photo of your dad, he seems really cool, huh?
(it’s your dad there isn’t it?)
I’ve never been to Savannah but hope to someday. It seems absolutely gorgeous. <3 I love all the trees & moss. Very serene.
yes, that’s my dad! he’s the best! :)
There’s so much beauty in Savannah. And so much fascinating history. As a former Girl Scout, I felt a kinship to Savannah.
oh wow, looks amazing! :) wish i could see that place one day!
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I loveD living in Savannah (Lived there 2000-2002 while pursuing MFA in photography at SCAD. Gorgeous, timeless place. I always wanted to move back there (still does!!!). Your images are also gorgeous too (I just discovered your blog from someone else).
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