Stop in for a cup of coffee
I stayed after they left, but should have brought water and more food. They have food for sale which I would have bought if my friends stayed for lunch but they decided to head off before meltdown.
I spoke with these folks for awhile and also some ladies baking on a wood stove and the people from Pennsbury who where demonstrating beir making.
Didn't see this broom maker until I was headed out and by then I was kindof cooked or I probably would have bought one.
Not many goods for sale, but I'm pretty sure his stuff is. Also pies, books, and some farm goods like corn and peaches.
In the 18th cent area a guy was making hickory brooms.
On the way out spotted one car older than my wagoneer
Well got me out of the house on a schedule and its good to go. My friends' older kid was a bit overwhelmed and shy. As we were walking around I was looking for things in motion that might interest her (besides the brass band). One lady asked her if she wanted make a tow doll. That was the hook - her mom jumped at that opportunity.
I stayed after they left, but should have brought water and more food. They have food for sale which I would have bought if my friends stayed for lunch but they decided to head off before meltdown.
I spoke with these folks for awhile and also some ladies baking on a wood stove and the people from Pennsbury who where demonstrating beir making.
Didn't see this broom maker until I was headed out and by then I was kindof cooked or I probably would have bought one.
Not many goods for sale, but I'm pretty sure his stuff is. Also pies, books, and some farm goods like corn and peaches.
In the 18th cent area a guy was making hickory brooms.
On the way out spotted one car older than my wagoneer