(My camera sucks and so do I at taking pictures, so apologies in advance that I didn't get better shots.)
One great thing about downtown Savannah is that it's
such a walkable neighborhood. That means any time I have to run errands, I can usually just throw a leash on Butterbean and get her big walk out of the way, too.
Another related great thing is that the homes and businesses are organized around historic squares like so:
Every one of those yellow squares is a little park. They're all somewhat the same, but a little different, which makes exploring them an adventure for humans and doggies alike.
Whitefield Square has a gazebo in it. Here's Butterbean there:
Here she is at Troup Square, which has some big weird zodiac globe sculpture thing in it:
Lafayette Square has a fountain. Here's my little girl appreciating the sights, including an historic house that borders the square, with Christmas decorations:
If you've ever read
Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil, the main action takes place in Mercer House, which borders Monterey Square. Here's Butterbean scrutinizing the notorious house where it all went down:
(more to come! . . . )
Butterbean in Savannah
We've never been to Savannah, so it was neat to get a little taste of it from these pics. Your Butterbean has such beautiful coloring!
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