Just pulled into Savannah, Georgia

It started raining a little bit ago but no worries… Some would say 73 degrees and perfect. Checked into my hotel room a few moments ago. For the money I think I was just blessed. The woman at the front desk gave me a parking space for free ($30 per night for parking is the rate). That just is a rare thing in this day and age. Right outside my door (my car) and in perfect view. I’ll be staying in Historic Downtown Savannah for the next couple of days. Walking distance to where I want to be and what I want to see. Left Myrtle Beach S.C. at roughly 9a.m. this morning and missed almost all the heavy rain except for one 15 minutes of down pour that slowed traffic on the highway down to a crawl and could have been a disaster had people not taken precautions. My guess is that I’ll be heading into Florida within a few days and continue down the eastern seaboard. Three major league baseball parks left and right now it doesn’t seem like I have any interest in knocking out the last three (Tampa Bay, Houston and St. Louis) anytime soon.

Let’s go back and revisit the last three stops shall we. After I left Washington D.C. I headed to Ocean City Maryland for 3 Nights and over did the sunshine that my back and chest were willing to accept. Next was Virginia Beach, Virginia and finally it was to Myrtle Beach, South Carolina for the last three nights. I think I’ve had my fill of beach communities for a while. Looking forward to checking out Savannah GA for a couple days now. Traveling can be exhausting and expensive. I have to remember that I’ll most likely never be down these roads and highways again. My door to my hotel room is open and I can sit and write and listen to the traffic outside, and for this moment in time at 3:25pm (Savannah GA time) on Monday the 19th of June 2023(the day after Father’s Day) I am at peace.

The rain has let up and I haven’t eaten yet so it’s off to find a nice spot and more reflection while I enjoy some southern cooking and count my blessings.   Thanks for reading.

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