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This blog is moving to a new location with a new name: join me here to see what 2018 has in store for all of us! Not sure where it will go, how it will go but excited to find out!
I am happy to report that we survived the alligators. Actually did not see one until it was time to leave and it was on the other side of the lake. After the sighting we loaded up the car for a quick 20 minute drive into Savannah. Trolley Tour tickets in hand, we were ready to see the city. Once we loaded the trolley, the tour guide began telling us the history of the city. What is nice about these tours is you can hop on/off at various points along the way. See an area of the city that you want to see more of, hop off and come back to the stop when you are ready to continue. The cost for the four of us was $83.00. I am glad we did it as it saved a lot of time walking. The city covers a lot of ground and this was a great way to see it in one day. The city is comprised of squares. I believe they said the original design was to have 24 of them and the current city has 22 of them. Lots of historical sites, gift shops and places to eat await you in this beautiful city. We walked th...
We were able to spend about 24 hours with my cousin Taylor who is pursuing her career dreams and has landed in Bristol, Connecticut. Since we were in the area, stopping by for a visit was a must. When we arrived we went out for dinner. It had been awhile since we had some good pizza so off to a pizza place it was! After a good night sleep it was off to visit her work place. I guess the title gives it a way. She does graphics at ESPN so a tour was definitely in order. One of the first studios we were able to visit was the NFL studio. We were fortunate to visit when all the lights were on as they were prepping for an interview I believe. Very large studio with large screens that can be moved to create smaller or larger screens. The images of Le'veon Bell in the background is two screens pushed together. The big lighted square in the middle of the floor raises up if they want a higher platform for the desks. The desks and other props are stored just outside the set and...
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