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| The entrance to Wormsloe |
After obtaining a land grant of 500 acres, a man called Noble Jones built a fortified home along the Skidaway river about halfway between the Atlantic Ocean and Savannah, Georgia. This home was a part of many defensive structures coordinated by James Oglethorpe, the founder of Georgia, to protect the colony from a potential Spanish invasion. Today Wormsloe consists of the remains of the tabby constructed home, a colonial life demonstration area, a one and a half mile oak lined avenue, and a large mansion built by Jones’ descendants.
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| Tabby Walls of the fort/home |
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| Looking up through the Sabal Palmetto |
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| Contrast the gnarly dead tree with the flourishing green marshy area |
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| Colonial life demonstration area |
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| View from the colonial demonstration area over the marsh |
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| The Avenue of Oaks |
We road our bikes from the Isle of Hope Marina to Wormsloe Historic Site and through the Avenue of Oaks. We discovered that many people have wedding photographs taken here. We have to agree this would be a great place for a wedding.
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