On the Beach at #TybeeIsland #ThursdayDoors

When I posted about Tybee Island before, I couldn’t find my picture of the dish the three of us shared at The Crab Shack. I have since found it, and here it is.

I think that’s supposed to feed two people. Oh, lord!

So here we go to the beach.

Okay, let’s turn around and look at the houses.

Let’s get a li’l closer. Oh, look — it’s a copy of that angel statue in the cemetery in nearby Savannah — the one on the cover of MIDNIGHT IN THE GARDEN OF GOOD AND EVIL.

And woah! Is that a citrus tree in that front yard?

Yep, yep, I think it is.

Ah, well, back to our little shack — the Inlet Breeze — and a door at last.

TybeeInletBreeze — Image from Mermaid Cottages.

This has been part of Norm Frampton’s Thursday Doors link-up. Go on over and see his post and click on the little blue hoppy button to see who else is playing.

One thought on “On the Beach at #TybeeIsland #ThursdayDoors”

dan antion

March 31, 2016 at 9:30am

Feed two people with that??? Two very little people? Two Munchkins? Not gonna feed ma and anybody else. Looks very good!

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Marian Allen
March 31, 2016 at 12:06pm

Ha! I hear you! I believe I could have eaten it all, given time. And an elastic waistband.

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Jane

March 31, 2016 at 10:20am

Another soothing guided tour of Tybee. Very relaxing vistas of the ocean and the sky above. THanks.

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Marian Allen
March 31, 2016 at 12:07pm

Tybee was pure heaven. I would almost hate to go back, in case the revisit didn’t live up to my memories. 🙂

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Joey

March 31, 2016 at 12:09pm

Nice. Gawd I love a lo country boil…mmm mmm mmm, haven’t had one since June in the panhandle. Don’t even know when I’ll get one next. Hand me a tissue, will ya?
That’s not the statue from the book, but I’ll grant you she has a similar hairdo. If you ever want to be bored, I know a lot about the statue from the book cover. lol

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