The Town of Entiat celebrated Pioneer Day. The school buses arrived at the Museum grounds,
where different stations of by-gone days were set-up.
The school children learned about washing clothes in a tub, cider making, and churning butter.
There was also quilting - they got to try their had at "tying" the quilt.Everyone dressed up for the occasion.
I was there with my goats, Tuffy & Girly-girl talking about the goats and milking.One girl asked if she could give the goat a hug - I said sure and it was beautiful - but I didn't get any photos. The goats were not the only animals, there was a horse and bunnies.
The spinning ladies brought the rabbits - fibre rabbits!
It was a lot of fun and I was so proud of my goats because they really behaved themselves and didn't seem to mind being petted a thousand times over!
The spinning ladies brought the rabbits - fibre rabbits!
It was a lot of fun and I was so proud of my goats because they really behaved themselves and didn't seem to mind being petted a thousand times over!
1 comment:
Great photos, as always, but I was wondering if anyone portraying the indigenous people came running out to scare off the pioneers? Or had these pioneers already run off the locals?
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