Botany Bay Visit

Botany Bay is 4600 acres of former plantations, forest, wetlands and coastline left to the state of South Caroline and under their management. The beach area has never been developed and depicts what the coast line once looked like. Wild life is plentiful.

Plants are wondrous.

The beach is the "star" of the show.

GREAT EATS

This place was a great local food experience.
Interior was colourful and comfortable.

Buffet and menu service available.

We ate from the buffet and "yummy".

Back to the beach.

RV MAGGIE

EDISTO HAPPENINGS

This little guy had taken to me. Dr Chris was in charge of the removal.

She removed another yesterday so "deep woods photography" is off my list of things to do.
On the bike trail.

One of our camp host - cutie!

Another visitor.

The beach and the waves have been terrific.

ARRIVED IN EDISTO/LAST OF SAVANNAH

Intercoastal water way in Georia
State Park area growth.

Local Art

Great GW in downtown Savannah.

Sad horse and sadder clown in park.

Chris on a climb to a local art show.

WOW! Neat stuff!

Local Georgia Buntings

Check back for Edisto pics.

Glad to be back on the water(73f) with 88f temperature.

Should I mentioned I have been "tic ed" again this year but in a different area!!

SAVANNAH SIGHTS

Galato is a great way to cool off on a hot day.

What flavors!

A memorial to the battles for Georgia.Trees and Spanish Moss in the city of squares.
The cotton exchange from the 1800's.
City Hall

Waterfront View

The Savannah River Queen

A feast of shrimps, oysters and beans at Huey's.

Walk ways and lanes leading to the water front.

Maggie looking for the shrimp dish she ordered.

SKIDAWAY TRAILS

Black water along trail. (many creatures here)
Bike Trail
Maggie out of RV and on the trail.

Observation post on the marsh.

Bike On!

Interesting tree roots.

Fiddler crab-area has both saltwater and fresh water marsh areas.