Georgia

The Country Living Fair is one of the largest craft markets in the country. With locations in Nashville (Tennessee), Rhinebeck (New York), Columbus (Ohio), and Atlanta (Georgia), there’s bound to be a fair near you.
Country Living hosts its fair every year, and it continues to grow. Our family always had the Country Living Fair on our bucket list, but our social and travel calendars aligned for mom and I go to to the fair! We hopped on a plane and rented a car to explore The Country Living Fair at Stone Mountain.

During our quick trip to Savannah, Georgia, Mom and I didn’t have anything planned. We literally knew had a hotel room, and that we wanted to eat great food. After passing Lady & Sons a couple of times on our Hop on Hop off tour, mom and I decided that we needed to eat in Paula Deen’s Kitchen.

It’s Savannah Y’all! As someone who loves travel, sometimes I get an in-between itch trips. There have been many weekends when my mom and I look at each other, and we cannot decide what we want to do in New Orleans, so we decide we want to take a weekend trip. Most of the time, however, we waste away our Saturday dreaming of jet-setting off to LA, Cancun or New York and don’t actually. Well, with a little bit of pre-planning, mom and I spent a quick weekend exploring Savanah, Georgia.

Ice cream is something my family loves to have. We first fell in love with good ice cream in Niagara Falls at COWs and made eating good ice cream while we traveled a tradition when we visited Madison, Wisconsin at Chocolate Shoppe Ice Cream Co. When I learned about Leopold’s from a friend’s Facebook Check-in, I knew I had to visit.

When researching about Savannah, one restaurant that kept popping up was The Olde Pink House, an adorable Savannah restaurant where guests can grab some of the best Lowcountry cuisines while dining in a sophisticated, 18th-century mansion, that is in fact, pink.