Low Country Love

The experience of being in the low country is so distinct. There almost aren’t words, but I will try. Thank goodness there are photos and hopefully these will help to tell a bit of the story.

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The natural light is like one big mirror, (when the sky is blue, so is the water) and the colors–from the salt marshes,

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to the greens, are subdued.

DSC_0589Nothing should be taken too seriously

DSC_0538and the tempo is typically slow, as life in the fast lane does not exist here.

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The native wildlife is unique (that is a wild boar in the grass, naturally)

DSC_0586even they don’t look like they are going anywhere too fast, though I wouldn’t exactly want to cross them.

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Local flavor is meant to be savored

download-32and the  hospitality is nearly un-matched (super secret cheese toast recipe I’m sworn to not publicly share, but lick smackin’ scrumptious, for sure!)

DSC_0532as the goal is to welcome.

DSC_0536No hard edges here,

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more like soft sweeps

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and it just feels as though time stands still.

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*stay tuned for more on Savannah’s Historic District tomorrow, come back soon y’all (think secret courtyards, crazy charming architecture and more…)

 

 

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