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Mike Cox
PostPosted: Mon Mar 17, 2003 9:20 am 
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Traveling this week to Hilton Head via Savannah. Any sites worth seeing in my free time? (In a military history sense, though nightlife tips are appreciated too).

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Cox
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In Search of Morgan & apparently preparing to go hog wild
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To numerous to mention:

Hog calling contest in Hogscalla, NC
Hog slopping contest in Washicola
Hog eating contest in Burnyourtongueville, NC
Hog...
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PostPosted: Mon Mar 17, 2003 10:34 am 
Fort Pulaski on Tybee Island. Downtown Savannah is a real treat. Lots of statues(Pulaski, Lafayette) The town center is laid out in a series of Squares with some sort of historical marker in almost all of them, and if its a pretty day I suggest drinking a Guiness, then walking around some, dip into a pub, get a Guiness, walk around some.You get the picture. You just missed a huge St Pattys party. The Riverwalk area is a bit touristy, but is worth visiting. Various markers around town depicting the Siege of Savannah, one of which is by the tourist info area downtown where you can arrange a historical tour, or many other types of tours. The tourist info center is a good place to start. A neat place to go all in all.
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Be sure to play at gawf, ye great colonial duffer.
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What? And ruin a good walk? Besides I might spill my drink on the follow through....

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