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Re: Living in Georgia
Originally Posted by southern comfort
(Post 5130523)
depends if its coastal south
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Re: Living in Georgia
Originally Posted by Triumphrob
(Post 5129985)
Norcross has a British store called Taste of Britain.
I like Roswell, there is some nice subdivisions near Harrys Market (which also sells British Food) and is near Wills Park which is a nice place to visit. There is also a great British meet up group who could help you at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/expatbritsinatlanta/ |
Re: Living in Georgia
Originally Posted by southern comfort
(Post 5130533)
then sea island golden isles St Mary is it . stokesville HUH never heard of it been there have ya ?
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Re: Living in Georgia
Originally Posted by southern comfort
(Post 5130636)
checked it out damn its within 20 odd miles inland from the places I mentioned right on the Georgia Fla line :thumbup:
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Re: Living in Georgia
Originally Posted by cindyabs
(Post 5131035)
Amelia Island, don't forget that.
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Re: Living in Georgia
Originally Posted by rincewind
(Post 5131485)
That's Florida.
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Re: Living in Georgia
Originally Posted by cindyabs
(Post 5131559)
In addition to the Golden Isles, she was talking about right on the line-GA/FL border.
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Re: Living in Georgia
Originally Posted by rincewind
(Post 5131785)
Was there at the beginning of the year for a work conference. It's nice. Back there again at the start of 2008. Looking forward to it.
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Re: Living in Georgia
Originally Posted by cindyabs
(Post 5132619)
We spent our wedding night at the Ritz there, :o
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Re: Living in Georgia
Originally Posted by rincewind
(Post 5133189)
Awesome :)
Afterwards, we toddled on down to St Augustine for a few days before DH went back to UK to wait out his visa approval, had a half price room at the Casa Monica which is a turn of the century hotel right in town that's been done up. I would like to check out the Jekyll Island Club on Jekyll Island, supposed to be nice. There are other nice places too on the Golden Isles , but not cheap!! |
Re: Living in Georgia
Originally Posted by cindyabs
(Post 5133601)
Could only afford the one night, even at travel agent rates-meatloaf dinner there was 30 bucks!!! :ohmy:
Afterwards, we toddled on down to St Augustine for a few days before DH went back to UK to wait out his visa approval, had a half price room at the Casa Monica which is a turn of the century hotel right in town that's been done up. I would like to check out the Jekyll Island Club on Jekyll Island, supposed to be nice. There are other nice places too on the Golden Isles , but not cheap!! |
Re: Living in Georgia
Originally Posted by southern comfort
(Post 5134173)
http://www.jekyllclub.com/photogallery.asp?gallery_id=3 We had a vacation cottage on Jekyll Island for many years. I loved the old "Millionaires Village" and their so called "cottages" lol the Island Club has a great dining room overlooking the wharf, where the shrimp boats come in , and the marshes of glynn made famous by Stanley Lanier's poems. Its well worth a visit and not too far from you think its about 60 miles or so to Savannah from the area
Thank you for the info-I do want to explore there along the coast before it gets any more developed. :frown: You're right, it's not too far since we are south of Savannah. |
Re: Living in Georgia
Originally Posted by cindyabs
(Post 5133601)
Could only afford the one night
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Re: Living in Georgia
Originally Posted by rincewind
(Post 5134305)
I was lucky that the company paid for the 3-night stay. I would have died if I got that bill :D
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Re: Living in Georgia
If you need any Brit goodies, there is a British food shop in Norcross, pricey but it should meet your real desperate needs.
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