The Littleton Historical Museum was great! (and free, which always makes me happy)

There was a farm that had been operating since the 1800's, complete with baby pigs, cows, a peacock, barn, stables, farm house, and vegetable garden to explore.

The blacksmith gave a horseshoe making demonstration.

Reese fell in love with the kitty in the OLD house.
I, of course, just fell in love with the house!
LOOK at that darling old pantry! It suits me, right? I just couldn't help myself. HolleeAnn took pictures while I giggled and tried on all the old aprons and posed with every crusty washboard and rolling pin in there. I'm childish, I know.

Most of the pictures from our trip are of the backs of my girls' heads. There was so much to see:

"Here Piggy Piggy!"

"Those cows are stinky."
That's IT! I am officially saving for a fence. I want chickens in MY yard!
3 comments:
Chickens in the yard, chicken poop in the house. I'm just sayin.
The pastoral thing is hard to resist, tho.
LOL, funny what the previous comment just said, 'cause I was gonna say, chickens=LOTS of chicken poop! My good friend just got chickens (in the spring) and she HATES them 'cause of all the poop. Disgusting!!
get the chickens...you can handle the poop!
and ummm not cute, that pic of me (though i still adore those flip flops and i am picking myself up another pair fro when i wear those to death). did i tell you i started my "lifestyle change" as soon as i got home?
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