Forsyth Park in Savannah, Georgia
A few years ago, my family and I stopped in Savannah, Georgia for a couple of nights. It was a first for all of us, but we agreed on Forsyth Park being our favorite part. The 30-acre park was established in 1841 and is larger than Central Park. Just the architecture around the park and in surrounding neighborhoods is a joy to observe. Anywhere you enter the park is stunning, giving the impression of thoughtful design. The world seems to slow down once you’re inside. The fountain at the park’s perceived center is meant to model the French garden, where a fountain is at the heart of it. Other versions exist in New York and Paris, but this fountain has been there since 1858. Taking a family picture in front of the fountain seems too good of a family photo opportunity to pass up. There was a magic that seemed to overcome you once underneath the trees. I felt young and playful, able to chase my son around with ease. We even found a secret garden off of the main ...
