• The Distillery, Savannah, Ga.

    March 15, 2012 Author: TheMrs
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    Visit The Distillery in Savannah, Ga. 416 West Liberty Street, Savannah, Ga. next door to The Old Town Trolley. Right across from stop number 1 on the Savannah tour. So, if Old Town Trolley picked you up from your hotel or campground, you can go into the Distillery and have a few drinks while waiting on your trolley to take you back to where you are staying in the evening. The folks at Old Town are great! They told us they would come in to the Distillery to get us once our trolley showed up for the Red Gate Campground. Now that is customer service at it’s best!

    The Distillery, over 21 craft beers on tap!

    They also offer a few drinks I had never tried before. Cucumber infused white Rum with fresh mint and a dash of coke over ice! We also tried Tequilla infused with Ginger and lemon grass with a dash of sprite! Both drinks were a real nice thirst quincher.

    You can sit at an old time Cheers bar and the tv's play old movies which really sets the mood!

     

     

  • Captain Joe’s Seafood, Midway, Ga.

    March 12, 2012 Author: TheMrs
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    Captain Joe’s Seafood, Midway, Ga.

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    Captain Joe’s Midway Highway 17 South – Midway, Georgia (912) 884-5118

    We arrived there just after noon and they had almost a full house! That told me the locals know their food is good! And, you know what, they were right!

  • Dominos Delivers!

    March 8, 2012 Author: TheMrs
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    Have you ever been out camping and started to crave pizza? Well, it’s hard to make a pizza in a camper! The freezers are usually to small to hold any size other than a small one, ovens to small for the large one that I was craving, no room to make one by scratch, so you simply just crave…

    Most Pizza joints won’t deliver to a State Park. Why? most of them are in bfe!

    But, wait! We’re camping in Anastasia State Park in St. Augustine Florida so just maybe… Anyway, we tried for over two hours to call a local pizza joint just 2 miles from the camp and kept getting this message, number can not be reached at this time, please try again later. Well, when you are in a Class C, you don’t want to unhook everything just to run to town for a pizza!

    Well, I’m hungry and I want pizza! We grabbed for the second cell phone (has a different carrier) to dial out thinking maybe we were in a roaming area and no such luck, same message! It didn’t even dawn on us that it just might be the pizza guys  number is bad, out of business or something. You know how it is, when you crave pizza, nothing else will taste good. Not even that hamburger I thawed out while trying to call this number that wouldn’t work!

    Luckily, our Virgin Mobile air card works so John gets on the Internet, gets domino’s phone number, called them, it worked! They answered. He gave me the phone. Now, I’m 3 hours into wanting my pizza! So, I guess I got a little carried away. I ordered ever topping they had to offer barring anchovies!

    That may have been an expensive pizza, but we got it in 35 minutes and my pizza craving was satisfied, it was worth every dime it cost All $23.95 for a large!

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