Day 28 of 365

Day 28 - January 28

Roberta's at the Pier

The Saint Simons Pier Village is filled with mom-and-pop shops like Roberta's. All of its shops are owned by locals and chains simply do not exist on this part of the island. Most have been around forever and I hope it stays that way forever.

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Day 27 of 365

Day 27 - January 27

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Day 26 of 365

Day 26 - January 26

Highway 17 crossing the Darien River

Darien is one of my favorite towns near Saint Simons. About 20 minutes to our north, it is a town that still relies on the seafood industry as most cities up the coast were at one point. They don't take shrimping season lightly and its the main source of income for a lot of its residents. It has held on to its small town charm and hasn't sold out to commercialization. It was originally the southernmost part of the British Empire as their outpost, Fort King George. The Fort is still open today as a National Park.

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Day 25 of 365

Day 25 - January 25

Lovely Lane Chapel - Epworth by the Sea, Saint Simons

Epworth is a Christian retreat center here on Saint Simons. Affiliated with the Methodist Church, it has been here since 1950. Lovely Lane Chapel is now one of the oldest standing churches on Saint Simons and still has weekly services.

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Day 24 of 365

Day 24 - January 24

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Day 23 of 365

Marsh at Dusk

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Day 22 of 365

Day 22 - January 22

Cold Night on Saint Simons

Day 21 of 365

Day 21 - January 21

Christ Church at Night - Saint Simons

Day 20 of 365

Day 20 - January 20

Sunset over Saint Simons from 13th Street, Sea Island

Day 19 of 365

Day 19 - January 19

Sidney Lanier Bridge from Jekyll Island