At the maple sugaring festival last weekend, Julia tried all sorts new, old experiences.  This may be the only time she washes clothes by hand.  Maybe a few delicates but certainly not with a washboard.
 Then she hung up the cloth to dry.  Very carefully.
Then she hung up the cloth to dry.  Very carefully. Then, we visited a very small wooden cabin where Julia enjoyed writing on a slate.
Then, we visited a very small wooden cabin where Julia enjoyed writing on a slate. And of course, there was the carrying of water.  These pails were only filled up a very little bit, but they were pretty heavy.
And of course, there was the carrying of water.  These pails were only filled up a very little bit, but they were pretty heavy. Julia got in the swing of a sack race.
Julia got in the swing of a sack race. She had wanted to complete the course.
She had wanted to complete the course. But fate intervened, but Julia took it very well, laughing.
But fate intervened, but Julia took it very well, laughing. Julia practiced using a hand drill.  This is the way to make a hole big enough to put a sugaring spot into a tree.
Julia practiced using a hand drill.  This is the way to make a hole big enough to put a sugaring spot into a tree. Julia built this "log" cabin.  She was incredibly persistent.
Julia built this "log" cabin.  She was incredibly persistent. Julia by the water.  Looking very wistful, but not really.
Julia by the water.  Looking very wistful, but not really. 
 
 
 
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I love these photos! We just can't wait to see you. I haven't read in awhile and it is so good to be caught up now. Love you.
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