Her group went to a farm where they were having "old-fashioned" days and they had to dress "colonial." There were demonstrations of all kinds of things. This farm has been there since the 1700's.
There was this guy that carved walking sticks and he also had these interesting spoons on display. See the heart spoon? That originated from Ireland. The story goes if a girl accepted this spoon from her beau then she has accepted his proposal to marriage.
Look at those wolves' heads!
This guy was making wooden buckets.
She was making brooms.
Lunch was cooking over this fire. Homemade vegetable soup!
Karl enjoyed looking at the old farm equipment.
Speaking of Karl, he celebrated his Jubilee Birthday this month!
Guess who came to visit and decorate our yard!
Karl was blessed to be born on the same day as a Jubilee tape preached in Tuscon 50 years ago. When we went out there in June, I took his picture in front of the church where Bro. Branham preached it. If you look in your Jubilee book, you will see the same picture.(without Karl in it)
Faith went to an Alpaca farm to demonstrate spinning and weaving with Alpaca fiber.
For Karl's birthday he we took us him to a truck pull and drag race.
Up next is our homeschool trip to a Wolf Sanctuary. They take in wolves that need to be rescued from being put down.
Ever hear a wolf howl?
"And I'd just been weeping. I looked over and seen that rainbow, and I said, "O God, listen at my heart pound when I hear that wolf holler yonder. There's something about it I love."
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