Savannah Trip--Evening of Day 3

The Olde Pink House was built in 1771, and has survived ever since as a home, a bank, a headquarters for soldiers, and now as an elegant restaurant.

The pink exterior is thought to be a result of the red brick bleeding through white plaster on the outside to make it look pink.

Our meal was fabulous and enjoyed by all! We were also treated to some live entertainment which was added to by one of  the members of our group.

During the meal an entertainer ( I didn't get her name) sang songs and talked to us about some history and highlights of the Restaurant.

At one point she asked Dale Peach if he could help her with a whistle.

Well---he told her that he couldn't whistle, and that if he tried, he would probably spit on her instead. (not on purpose of course).

Just the way he said it and the context of the whole conversation, struck everyone as extremely funny! We had a great laugh!

  

And, as you can see, so did she! It took her a moment to compose herself.

You can tell from the photo of Dale and his wife, Diane, above, that he was very sincere in his explanation, and that made it even more hilarious.

It was a great end to our day of exploring and learning about Savannah.