We woke up around 8:30 and got ready to head out for some breakfast and a day of seeing as many modified cars as possible at the European Experience. We tried to eat at one restaurant in downtown Savannah, but with a line out the door (which is a good sign) but no time to spare, we ended up at the Coffee Fox.

Scones, yogurt, and a brownie later

Which was delectable, and gave us a great view of the road as modified cars zoomed by, engines revving, filling the streets with smoke and screeching tires.

View of the show and Charleston behind

The demon eyed beast.

I tuckered out after an hour or so, and eventually we took a break and headed out to see a few Savannah sites.

The lowcountry is a magical place.

We ended the day with a little more car show...

A taste of some cars.

and dinner at a local pizzeria, which delivered a pretty tasty Thai pizza and gelato. We strolled along the River Walk area, with the best cool breeze we could ask for.