Good morning…my favorite month has arrived - and it’s been almost picture-perfect!
Friday night we were thrilled to be able to see the comet where we are! I was especially glad my son was here…it always makes me sad when he says he can’t see the stars from the university campus-too many tall buildings, too many bright lights.
I hope you could get a glimpse of it, too. It won’t be back around for another 80,000 years or so I understand.
I’m behind lin sharing my photos from Hale Farm and Village - a terrific living history site my daughter and I visited. Some of you had asked to see what it was like, and so if you’re a fan of old-fashioned ways and period decorating, you’ll find lots of inspiration!
I hope you enjoyed these - I wish it was close enough to volunteer - I’d love that - cooking with my tin kitchen/reflector oven over the hearth would be my idea of heaven. Sigh…I definitely found ideas I want to add to “this old house”.
Well it’s another lovely day - I’m off to put the garden to bed and plant garlic. I hope all is well and you’re enjoying these beautiful October days!
Wonderful photos of the village! The interior of the larger house is a bit "fancier" than I would have imagined it. It would be fun to be able volunteer there, but I think I'd leave the cooking to you LOL. So happy you and your son got to see the comet! And got a photo of it to boot. I never did catch it. :-( Yes, I have a lot of outdoor work to get done and am quickly running out of time to get it done. We've had a few beautiful days but, starting today, temps are beginning their descent. ~Robin~
ReplyDeleteWhat a thrill to see the comet! I missed my 1-in-80,000-years chance to see it - we did look but it was close to the setting sun and our western horizon is obscured with trees and buildings.
ReplyDeleteLove your photos of the old village :)
I always love to see the kitchens in these old places. And, Wow! The comet looks amazing. You captured it beautifully. Thank you for sharing your photographs, Mary. Xx
ReplyDeleteWhat a gift these living museums are to us. There is such a connection found there. Enjoy the rest of your favorite month!
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