3-19 Cone Day




Wormsloe Plantation in Savannah, GA, was established in the mid-1730s (circa 1736) by Noble Jones, a British colonist and physician who arrived with James Oglethorpe. Named after a township in Herefordshire, England, it served as a fortified, tabby-walled stronghold to defend Savannah against Spanish invasion.

Nobel Jones planted 400 Oak trees to celebrate his son coming of age.


Don’t touch or its the slammer for you’

16 children… 15 girls .. 1 boy…



Bluff Drive, 1800 century homes on the water front with private docks. 

Finish the day 3-19 “Cone Day” at Dairy Queen!

Oh this is the real end… crunch our “hipcamp” host helped us park…. Awnings are way overrated! 
Have a Blessed Day




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