This was the last day we were planning to spend in Savannah. We had enjoyed out stay here. The weather was gorgeous, and we saw a lot of really nice vegetation and homes.
Before we left Savannah, we made one final stop at the Wormslee Plantation. It is located just outside of Savannah. It was built around the 1750s I believe, so all that is left of the home is just a very small partial part of the surrounding walls. It was called a Tabby House, I think because of how it was built and the walls were made.
Following the plantation, we drove up to Augusta, GA, and visited their canal and took an hour-long canal boat tour. It was a nice enough quiet hour journey. The visitor's center/museum was very well done.
Tonight now we have arrived in Columbia, South Carolina. We are planning to spend the day tomorrow here, visiting the state capitol, museum, etc.
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