Attending a festival on a farm

Carving in an old-fashioned manner

Mumzie meeting a dog (Meg and Kate, I know what you are thinking... :))






Uncle David and Aunt Amy signing in. They were laughing because Daddy and Mumzie were the last to sign-in before them :)

Some of the workmanship by a wood carver. He had beautiful merchandise.

Another craftsman making a basket out of pine needles! He also had really neat items.

Mumzie trying on a hand-made hat.

Some great live music while shopping!

Beautiful jewelry made by a lady who went rock-hounding for the rocks in her jewelry!

Mumzie and Daddy admiring some of the Ladies jewelry

Blurry, I know, but I couldn't help but post it! I suppose it's because I'm a sentimental creature :) Here, Mumzie, Daddy and I are eating a deliciously warm bowl of beef stew.

As we walked outside we found out that this is where the stew was made!

Daddy's Art

The soon-to-be-famous carpenter's hand :)

Art

Daddy and Mumzie

Husband and Wife

Father and Daughter...can you tell? :)

That's better

Uncle David warming his head over the coals :)

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Family pictures!

This barn has special meaning to us because the farm that this barn is associated with used to belong in our family.

Uncle David and Aunt Amy

A different angle

Hustle and Bustle at the food market

Beautiful

Gourds Galore!

Flowers

The Barn

Standing by the Maid-Right sign

Dinner at Chez Willy's

Synchronized

A few more shots downtown before we left

I love how they have this painted on the side of a store!

One last stop at Innkeeper's

On the way home I started (and almost finished) the book "What he must be...if he wants to marry my daughter" By Mr. Voddie Bacham, Jr. You can read Mumzie's review here.

~S~