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JUST KEEP IT REAL

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JUST KEEP IT REAL

Due to poor scheduling on my part, I cannot go live today from #bonaventurecemetery. Here's a preview. I was able to go by earlier and capture some images. Moon River is a song written by our own native Johnny Mercer (song playing on my short). The river you see here is Wilmington River right by the cemetery. Mercer swam and played in this river as a child and teen. Moon River is about our very own Wilmington River. It was featured in the film "Breakfast at Tiffany's." You may also know him for writing "Jeepers Creepers." Enjoy the short! And be ready! I may just pop up live at any time!!

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As the weather here on the island is finally beautiful again, I promised you all tours of my town with endless beauty. My plan is to take you all live to the famous Bonaventure Cemetery on Wednesday, February 18th. I'll probably go live around 2 pm est and we will walk this gorgeous and historic cemetery together. Here's an excerpt from their website. See y'all soon!

Bonaventure Cemetery is a historic Victorian cemetery on a bluff overlooking the Wilmington River in Savannah, Georgia, famous for its scenic beauty, unique sculptures, and notable burials, which gained international fame after being featured in Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil. Originally a plantation, it became a private cemetery in 1846 and a public one in 1907, known for its moss-draped oak trees, winding paths, and elaborate funerary art. It's a popular tourist destination for its art, history, and folklore, with free admission and daily public access.