I got the admit the most interesting one was the African village. The home setup was most unique. They had a building for each room. So their house looked like a village in itself. The living or family area, kitchen, bedroom, storage all separate building with a fence or half wall around kit must like a fort.
At the end of the day heading home had to stop into what was called the largest antique factory mall in america. Yes is was. Tons of antiques everywhere we walk through for 1 1/2 just a get an idea of how big it was. WOW.
Ending the day with a nice bottle of wine purchased from the winery visit. Life is good.
African home all one home |
Outside of the African home |
Inside the kitchen of African home |
Craft room |
English home |
Inside English 1700's home she is working on clueing the wool |
Still part of the English home |
Watering Jug |
English home farm fence |
Irish Blacksmith making some nails for the town |
Irish Home 1700-1800's century |
German Barn |
Average 1800 farm house is America |
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