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A few photos of The Grey

by bill dawers • January 11, 2015


My City Talk column today is about The Grey. I love it.

I took a few photos with my new Fujifilm x100t when a friend and I ate there last Tuesday night.

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In my columns in the Savannah Morning News, I write about the local economy and culture. But those columns don't exist in a vacuum: I follow a wide variety of national news and experience Savannah much more deeply than I can possibly capture in three columns a week. So here on Savannah Unplugged, you'll find everything from nationwide economic trends to nightclub photos. I also contribute to the political blog Peach Pundit and the music blog hissing lawns.

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