Tuesday morning it was back to the 18th century and Williamsburg. We began our morning at the Great Hopes Plantation. This is a working plantation to show how a middle class farmer would have lived in the mid-1700's.
Dad and B sawing a log.
H and C helping out with the chores. There were lots of opportunities for the kids to participate in activities which they loved.
Our family outside the Governor's Palace.
Do you see Dad, H and C in the maze? It was fun to go inside it.
King Phillip's coat of arms included a unicorn (Scotland) and a lion (England). There were knives and guns (over 500) all over the walls in the Governor's Palace.
After a busy morning in Williamsburg, we went back to the cottage for lunch and an afternoon of swimming.
Tomorrow...back to Williamsburg!
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