点评:After our historic trolley tour of Savannah, we decided we would stop first at Forsyth Park to walk and see all the live oaks up close. As we were driving, we discovered there was a restaurant in the park, The Collins Quarter. It was at the opposite end of the park where we parked our car so it was a long walk there. My husband didn't bring his walker so it was a bit of a long walk for him with his cane. If you have a walker and it's hot, use it. You'll need to stop often but there are a lot of benches along the sidewalk.
The fountain was beautiful. The walk around the park was beautiful. It was only a few blocks walk to the Mercer/Williams House so I did that by myself after lunch.
This park is a place that I would love to come to back to some day if we ever get back this way. Well worth the time to get out of the car and look around. Also, the oldest live oak tree is just across the street in the SCAD building. We didn't realize that until we were looking for it the next day. Beautiful tree. Well worth the stop to pull into the visitors parking area at the school.
翻译:在完成了具有历史意义的萨凡纳有轨电车之旅后,我们决定先去福赛斯公园散步,近距离欣赏那些活生生的橡树。开车途中,我们发现公园里有一家餐厅,名叫“柯林斯角落”。它位于公园的另一头,也就是我们停车的地方,因此走到那里需要走很长一段路。我丈夫没带助行器,所以他得拄着拐杖走很远的路。如果你需要使用助行器,而天气又很热的话,那就用吧。你需要经常停下来休息,不过人行道上有很多长椅。
喷泉很漂亮,在公园里散步也令人心旷神怡。从那里走到Mercer/Williams故居只需几个街区的路程,所以午饭后我独自去了那里。
如果我们以后还有机会路过这里,我一定还会再来这个公园的。值得下车花点时间四处逛逛。另外,那棵最古老的活橡树就在街对面的SCAD大楼里。直到第二天我们去寻找时才意识到这一点。那棵树真漂亮。值得特意停车,到学校的游客停车场来看看。