“Savannah’s squares may be public, but they feel private. Their massive, gnarled oaks – dripping with Spanish moss – create an insular mood, not to mention a deep shade… So lazy and calming are these ancient parcels that they act as a narcotic. The temptation is to lose yourself in reverie, to slip irretrievably into a gossamer world of indifference and fantasy.” 

– Jolee Edmondson,
writing of her hometown in Sky magazine,
the inflight magazine of Southwest Airlines