November 10, 2016

This was an easy travel day, nice sunshiny, cool day. Because of the lack of rain the area is under a no burn, high fire warning. We only moved 255 miles towards Savannah to Barnyard RV Park, been here before, a good overnight inexpensive spot. No Wi-Fi and diesel was not available at a lot of stations but I found some a few miles away. After dinner, we watched a movie then did some reading and relaxed with the fireplace going. This was a very nice day.

November 11, 2016

We arrived at Savannah Oaks RV Resort after a short drive but long time because there was an incident on I 95 that delayed us about an hour. Savanna Oaks is an older campground with large oak trees and Spanish moss. Beautiful location however the sites are long and narrow. A motor home pulled in next to us and if we both had our awnings out they would touch. We are here for five days.

November 12, 2016

We started our day with a trip to Wal-Mart for groceries and a few things. After lunch we decided to go the Tybee Island to see the light house and beaches. To get there we had to drive through a portion of Savannah and get an idea of how it would be to sightsee the city. We are glad we did this drive because there is no way to park our dually and the streets are very narrow so our sightseeing will be to take a trolley sightseeing tour which will send a shuttle to the campground to pick us up. I will talk more about that later. As we got to Tybee Island the street we needed to be on were closed off for a veteran’s day Parade and activity so we could not get to the light house and found a street that had metered parking and we walked to the deserted beach. Well it was deserted because it was overcast, 64 degrees and windy. As we made our way back through Savannah we drove by the visitor center which had free parking but not for our truck. Back to camp for our afternoon coffee, dinner, a nap and relax again with the fireplace keeping the chill off.

Savannah streets

Not a real beach day!

Walking back to the truck, love these trees!