http://riverstreetsavannah.com/515/welcome-to-the-new-riverstreetsavannah-com/ The way to experience Savannah Mon, 12 Sep 2011 17:35:48 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 http://riverstreetsavannah.com/515/welcome-to-the-new-riverstreetsavannah-com/comment-page-1/#comment-89 Angela Collins Tue, 20 Jul 2010 19:13:49 +0000 http://riverstreetsavannah.com/?p=515#comment-89 I lived in Savannah in 1998. At that time I was shown (by my husband)a subtly marked location along the waterfront walkway that was very strange. There is no sign but on the walkway is a circle with an X in it, within the brick pattern of the walkway. If you step on the x, you feel nothing until you speak. If you speak, it feels as if a tunnel of some kind envelopes the sound. It is a ver unusual & odd experience. He said he was shown by a local & that it was supposedly considered a sacred spot by local Native Americans. I can find nothing on the internet of this whatsoever. Is this totally unknown to the public still? I would think it would be quite the attraction. Curious to know. I plan to travel back to see it & perhaps write a piece on it. Thanks so much, Angela Collins I lived in Savannah in 1998. At that time I was shown (by my husband)a subtly marked location along the waterfront walkway that was very strange. There is no sign but on the walkway is a circle with an X in it, within the brick pattern of the walkway. If you step on the x, you feel nothing until you speak. If you speak, it feels as if a tunnel of some kind envelopes the sound. It is a ver unusual & odd experience. He said he was shown by a local & that it was supposedly considered a sacred spot by local Native Americans. I can find nothing on the internet of this whatsoever. Is this totally unknown to the public still? I would think it would be quite the attraction. Curious to know. I plan to travel back to see it & perhaps write a piece on it. Thanks so much, Angela Collins

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