to log cabin village.
We watched a blacksmith
and ran along tree covered paths.
I wouldn’t trade my washing machine for this…
but would love an herb drying cabin in my backyard.
We watched the waterwheel splash
which made the mill work.
Fast forward a century and a bit to Lunar golf.
Who knows what today holds…
Join our tour guide Sarcastic Mom for some more journeys along the time-space-place continuum.
Mmmmm, did it smell good in that century? It just looks like it would smell good.
Hey Spinning,
shhhh…I have my secrets and you have yours…
hahahaha
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Wow, I’ve never seen lunar golf before… looks pretty fun for the kids!
Yep.. enroll my two in camp also… BTW did your kids watch the water mill?? Haven’t they seen one of those somewhere before???
I’m with Madge. And I’m willing to pay a lot of money. Do you take Monopoly money?
Laundry’s hard enough when there’s a washer and dryer involved. Guess I shouldn’t complain, though.
These were great pictures.
I really am all kinds of grateful that I don’t have to wash my clothes in a pot or beat them on a rock.
Great photos! What fun!
We’re off for an adventure today which, if my camera doesn’t crap out, should produce some awesome photos. Keep your fingers crossed for me!
That looks like so much fun–my kids would like that.
BTW – did I tell you I’m sending my kids to your house for Nirvana Summer Camp?
Tha looks like yall had a great time.