Well hello ladies, glad that you stop by to see my Show and Tell.... I am always so glad to see you guys, Well grap a glass of cold herbal raspberry tea and some of my hometown famous lemon pound cake and enjoy your visit..... If you would like to join in on the fun and visit with other wonderful women and meet the lovely hostess of Show and Tell Friday go on over and visit with Kelli at There No Place Like Him
My husband and myself take the children to a place called Charles B. Aycock's birthplace it is the birthplace of one of our small town governors. This is were he was raised back in the 1800s.
This is Crystal making butter...
This nice lady showed us how to spin wool...
Sorry about the blurry picture, but this is a picture of were the meat was stored..
Crystal making Candles
Well we had a great time..... If you guys would like to see more photos of our trip.. please let me know I have tons of them...and did not feel like trying to post of all of them...been lazy again : ).. Thanks for stopping by to see my show and tell...please stop by and visit the rest of the ladies they also have some great show and tells.....
12 comments:
Nice posting and thanks for sharing. Have a nice weekend.
How fun! We were able to take our girls on a similar trip a couple years ago to a place here that imitates the town where Laura Ingalls lived and our girls loved it so much.
How cool! I'll bet you all had a great time, and it was educational. Have a great weekend.
Cindy
Looks like fun.... I love visiting places that allow us to experience what it was to live in a past era.
Thank you for sharing.
It is so nice in today's "tech" society for us to educated our children about "real" life. They learn the value of hard work and to work with their hands, which is slowly dying otu. Thanks for reminding us that we did live long before technology...lol
Love this day trip you shared with us!! I bet it was a lot of fun.
I am wondering if you'd like to stop by and view my seashell collection for Show n Tell today. I hope you can stop by if you have some time!! Have a great weekend.
Spinning wool and dipping candles sounds like my idea of a fun day! We have the Stuhr Musuem of the Prairie Pioneer near us (Nebraska) and we love to visit. Lovely blog!
Beautiful photo's of your children, DeNiece. I love spinning, candle dipping etc. As homeschool moms it is so important that we go on field trips just like you did. I live up north so the closest place is Mystic Seaport and Sturbridge Village which has homeschoolers day a few times a year. God bless, Rose
Yum, I sure would enjoy a piece of that cake. Pound Cake is by far my favorite over iced cakes.
This looks like a great place to spend time. We have a similar one here called, Constitution Hall Village.
Have you started having cooler days, yet? I am so looking forward to some Fall weather and taking in some of the festivals around this area.
Mama Bear
DeNiece what a great place to take the family. We live near Daniel Boone's homestead and visited their often when our sons were small.
Please stop by The Old Parsonage anytime, I love company.
Enjoy!
Leann
What a fun place to visit! Your children look like they are learning and enjoying! Thanks for sharing with us.
I love family trips with hands on history lessons!
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