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Fall in love with Forsyth Park and Tybee

While in Savannah we decided to walk around our Airbnb neighborhood and take a ride out to Tybee Island. In the fall it can be windy and cold so bundle up and venture out!
We were there on the weekend so we were able to check out the Farmer's Market in Forsyth Park. It is on the South end of the park near a really good coffee shop. We went to the Sentient Bean for a warm drink and breakfast. After we walked across the street to walk the park and check out all the market goodies.





After exploring the park we decided to take a drive out to the beach and look around. We did not get to sit and enjoy the sun or the beach, but it was still nice to ride around and check out the lighthouse. In all the years we've been going to Tybee I have never been to the lighthouse so this was a nice surprise! Of course you can't go to Tybee without grabbing lunch at the Tybee Island Crab Shack!


After lunch we headed back to the city to shop! I found a new jacket from J.Crew and the cutest little owl purse from Kate Spade! I am obsessed with both. We also went back to Rive Street for a sweet treat from River Street Sweet Shop and to take in the sunset views from Rocks on the Roof. It was an absolute perfect time to be up there!






After all that shopping we worked up an appetite so we had dinner at The Pirates' House. I love the atmosphere of this place and I've never had a complaint on the food. My mom and I decided to share so we could try more. We got the B.L.T. Skewers with fried green tomatoes, the Harvest Seafood Platter, and a bottle of the local Black Jack Blackberry wine.

Another fun weekend in Savannah! I fall more in love with this city every time I visit!

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