Savannah on a Sunny Day

Last trip to Savannah it was raining, and we wanted to see it on a nicer day. Well, that day was today. It was picture perfect...so to speak.

First, let me say the azela's were in full bloom! Each and every park (all 21 of them) was showing them off.

Pink...

...Pinker...

...Pinkest (A redbud tree)


Shady Ladies


Forsyth Park

The Fountain

Are these Imps?

Double Vision

Ivy stairs

Grand entry

Detail

For William 1854

A study in orange and blue

1887

I LOVE this door!

That door has been making people happy since 1880

Can you tell I have a weakness for doors?
And what trip would be complete without a peek at the beach? Luckily, Savannah has Tybee Island. Not the clear blue waters of P'cola, but not everyone can be that lucky.

Tybee Island Beach

The dune keeper

Could it be spring?

Wonderfully warm day. I think I may be experiencing spring. Yup. Spring. This harbinger of spring is blooming it's little heart out by my driveway. Not unnoticed. Oh, no. Not going unnoticed.

Lovely in pink

Pink explosion

Shy

Most rare...Stinky Peteitis

Biker Week at Daytona

We wanted to visit Daytona during Biker Week 2008. So, down A1A (my new most favorite road) we went!

We somehow managed to make it to a beach (Vilano) before sunrise and I was able to get a few pictures.

Sunrise

After the sunrise pit stop at Vilano Beach we continued on Route A1A.

Morning beach

Nice path

We parked close to the Daytona Beach entrance by Main Street.

Welcome to Daytona Beach

View from the dock

And here we go...


The crowd kept growing

Who choreographed this event?

Some were scary

Not all biker chic's wore black

As a matter of fact, some hardly wore anything

I paid a buck to get this shot

Some have been bikin' for awhile now

Others only bike when mother allows it

There were big fancy bikes...

...and little fancy bikes

Some bike's have been rode hard

Some were so put together

Some grabbed the wrong hat


How did he get in?


One little lady copper kept 'em in line

Contrasts in the crowd, from hillbilly bikers...

...to the Red Hat Society

I think this was D's fav...

...and this was my favorite