Post # 16
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Sugar bee
- MRSsrm85
- 2 years ago
We had a great time in Savannah, GA with our dogs. We rented a dog friendly AirBnB. There is a lot to do and see there.
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MemberPost # 17
Member113 posts
Blushing bee
- mrsyoung18
- 2 years ago
- Wedding: May 2018
karen12 : Beautiful!
Here are our two. Orion is the tripod with the blue collar. Luna is the upside down one:
Post # 18
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Busy bee
- strawberrybee9
- 2 years ago
- Wedding: April 2015
Like a PP, I was also going to suggest Eureka Springs, AR! We stayed there last summer and it was stellar — great food, interesting history, beautiful nature, quirky and hip vibe. We stayed in a Eureka Zen cottage and it was lovely: http://www.eurekazen.com/Eurekazen/index.html
Post # 19
Member1170 posts
Bumble bee
- karen12
- 2 years ago
- Wedding: March 2011
Awwww. So precious! My guy is Apollo. He came with the name. 😁
Post # 20
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Helper bee
- Anon721
- 2 years ago
The millionth suggestion for the Smoky (not Smokey. The misspellings are making my skin crawl!) Mountains.
Post # 21
Member7905 posts
Bumble Beekeeper
- craigslistgirl
- 2 years ago
I second Door County, WI. It is gorgeous up there.
Post # 22
Member306 posts
Helper bee
- Belichick
- 2 years ago
- Wedding: August 2004
They’re beautiful and I recommend Asheville as well. Beautiful, romantic, and so many outdoor activities.
Post # 23
Member75 posts
Worker bee
- llamadelrey
- 2 years ago
- Wedding: December 2017
Your dogs are so cute 🙂 If you’re truly willing to drive a little ways, Biloxi in the gulf is gorgeous! It looks like a 10 hr according to google. Theres so many sweet little airbnbs down that way too that would give you privacy.
Post # 24
Member113 posts
Blushing bee
- mrsyoung18
- 2 years ago
- Wedding: May 2018
Thanks for all the suggestions everyone! We kind of like the idea of Smoky Mountains, but we worry that it may be not exactly our style. Log cabins are too uh rustic? Country? I’m not sure. I love nature though, and the dogs would love to try to chase all the squirrels. I also worry about the fires that happened there recently. Is it still pretty?
Post # 25
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Helper bee
- Anon721
- 2 years ago
mrsyoung18 : It’s really hit or miss depending on the area. It’s crazy how you can trace the path of the fire from the trees and bushes. The chalet we rented for our honeymoon was completely destroyed whereas one next door was completely untouched about 30 yards away Overall I’d say it’s still very pretty and some areas you can’t even tell anything happened.