Green Palm Inn
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Classic thoughts, aren’t they?
(via montanarosepainter)
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Beautiful thought!
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Ridin’ | #walltowallsav @converse @juxtapozmag | #109mlk #savannah
Amazing talent in #Savannah #Georgiga #USA! See project at 109 Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd. beginning today, May 8, 2013! (for about a month)
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Day 2 | #walltowallsav @juxtapozmag @converse | #savannah #109mlk
Very cool project! Check it out at 109 Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd. in downtown #Savannah #Georgia #USA
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Savannah Music Festival Swing Central Jazz Competition Finals LIVE streaming today (March 29, 2013 in Savannah GA) > SwingCentralJazz.org is a web-based learning center connecting young jazz musicians with world-class peer-to-peer and mentor instruction. The Savannah Music Festival Swing Central Jazz Competition is judged by an independent panel of SCJ clinicians and college-level educators that undergo a blind review process, determining the twelve finalist bands by early December. Finalists will each receive a visit from an SCJ clinician during the month of February, in advance of their Savannah trip. The 12 Finalists will compete March 27-29. The Finals will be Webcast right here — presented by the Savannah Music Festival and WSAV-TV.
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We’ve heard of photo bombing, but yarn bombing? Check out all of the places around Savannah that were ‘yarn bombed’ by fibers student Jamie Lyn Kara.
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![In Savannah, Georgia, a superstar bed and breakfast innkeeper (Diane McCray of Green Palm Inn) is in Forsyth Park, the history city’s 30-acre central park. The photo is the launch of the inn’s “I [heart] Savannah” (TM) campaign. The iconic fountain’s water spray is colored green in mid-March each year for the St. Patrick’s Day celebration — usually boasting top-3 attendance in the USA.](http://25.media.tumblr.com/f696061cdcf590beb001b1e8f234a9ad/tumblr_mhv6igvoZY1rkdy50o1_1280.jpg)
In Savannah, Georgia, a superstar bed and breakfast innkeeper (Diane McCray of Green Palm Inn) is in Forsyth Park, the history city’s 30-acre central park. The photo is the launch of the inn’s “I [heart] Savannah” (TM) campaign. The iconic fountain’s water spray is colored green in mid-March each year for the St. Patrick’s Day celebration — usually boasting top-3 attendance in the USA.
