It it a living history museum with a lot of land and houses/buildings that have been saved from across the state and moved here to help interpret different time periods and ethnic backgrounds within the state's history. We spent a long time just walking and enjoying the beautiful day.
Here are some photos of our day.
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Part of a fence line. |
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Seems like this is right out of a story book. |
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Beautiful Garden outside on of the buildings. |
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All five children sitting in Raspberry school. It made me want to homeschool. |
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Loom and wool. |
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Wool and chest (there was wool everywhere in this area) |
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The children were fascinated by this guy. |
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Older children racing ahead all day! |
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A tired Badger holding my hand. Mommie look I am playing with my shadow. |
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The same garden as above from a different view. |
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Reminds me of little red riding hood. |
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Interesting moss during our walk on the woodland trail. |
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Pretty scene outside the dairy farm |
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Did I mention racing ahead? |
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I had two very tired out girls by the end of the day. |
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