I'm not quite sure how many pictures the "source" button will allow me to add to one post, so I will just post a separate response for each section of our little Savannah excursion.

The first night, we didn't do anything but I did go over to the Oglethorpe Mall and basically just walked all around it.

The second day, (Friday) we got up early and were the first ones to the Market Square for our horse drawn tour of historic down town Savannah.  The tour guide's name was Jackie and she assured us that she was the BEST tour guide in Savannah, so we hopped in and when she was ready to leave, we were the only passengers.  We basically got a private tour.  Though we did have to put up with some pretty corny jokes, I did learn a great deal about Savannah history.  The thing that sticks out the most is that the city of Savannah has paved over hundreds and hundreds of graves from the old cemetaries to make way for roads, for this very very busy city.  These are photos from our morning tour.

This is the coffee shop that Julia Morris saw her husband with another woman "Let's Give 'em Something to Talk About"

This building was built as a stable for horses. Nice digs for a barn, huh?

Beautiful streets

There are 26 squares in Old Savannah. Beautiful parks everywhere.

Riverstreet to follow.

Savannah's RiverStreet is famous.  If you go to Savannah, you must "do" Riverstreet.  lol  It can get pretty "wild" at night or especially on St Pat's day, but early in the morning it's not too bad.  We hit a few shops and walked along the RiverWalk.  Took Pictures of course.

The stones on Riverstreet have been there for a LONG time. My understanding is that they are quite valuable and you have to have papers of some type to have one of these stones in your possession. So don't be digging up no rocks in the Savannah streets!

It's very common to see street musicians. We sat and listened to this one for a while so that Ricky could rest.

After Riverstreet, we decided that we would go to the University of GA Aquarium.  Now, I told ya'll we were going sight seeing, right?  Well, due to my slightly poor sense of direction, I tend to get lost.  I always get found again, but I do tend to take detours.  I've probably seen places in Savannah that the residents of Savannah have never seen!  But we finally got there.  It  is a very small aquarium, I didn't take any photos from the inside because it was too dark.  But the grounds were beautiful and we did a little nature observing in a beautiful environment.

Are ya'll sick of Savannah yet?  LOL

Well, here are the beach pictures.

There was a wedding being performed while we were there this morning.

The Famous Light House of Tybee Island.

Island Flowers

And a few shells.(Tybee is not known for shelling)

Lovely!  And not very crowded?

Our last stop was the Oatland Island Wild Life Center.  We didn't stay and see all the exhibits but I still enjoyed what little I did get to see.

This little fellar met us at the door! Two month old Possum

This is a replica of an alligator nest. It was so real looking.

Top view of a Red Billed Heron

His Mate

Bald Eagles

That's all Folks!

Great pics Kim. Brings back lots of memories! I can't wait to go back!!! I'm glad you had a good time!

Just saw this...bet you passed me!! I live here...Savannah/Tybee....Yogi and I were all over the island today..walking his butt off!

Hope you had a good time here!!!

I loved your pictures, Kim !  My cousin lives in Tybee Island, and we have visited them, and we also took a tour of Savannah and ate on the riverfront.  It was awesome.  Tybee Island was a bit  "swampy" though... and there are no yards!  Here's a picture of the Cockspur Lighthouse I took... built in 1837.  We saw the dolphins .. it was awesome!  Enjoy your stay there - lots of history to enjoy!

Oh My Gosh!  Yogi's Mom!  If I'd known that there was a RT.com member in Savannah we could have arranged a mini meet up!  Dang!  Lost opportunity.  I did see the tiny little "Tybee Island Dog Park" and I saw lots of folks walking their dogs around Tybee, but didn't see any Rat terriers.  Back in Savannah, I did see someone walking a dog that I'm SURE was a rat Terrier, but he had larger black spots on his body so I don't thing  it was you and Yogi.  lol.    I didn't even look at the walker, just the dog!  I sure missed Amos while I was gone and saw a lot of places that I would have loved to walk with him in Savannah.  Next time, you and I will have to get together, k?