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Field trip with the school

Tuesday, October 13, 2009



I went with Nathaniel's school to Philip Foster Farm on Wednesday last week and here are some of the photos I took while we were there. This place is registered in National Historic Site and is situated on Barlow Road in Eagle Creek, Oregon.

Just like Nathaniel said, "It's like in Laura's life"--with reference to the Little House on the Prairie's Laura Ingalls ;)



The girls who helped with the kids in the 1800's clothings.


Pulling the hay up in the barn and the kids tried riding on it like a horse.


This is how you grind corns to become cornmeal.

Two cute girls who posed for me, they were giggling before I took the picture.

Coals to be used in the blacksmith's shed.

Hammering away the steel, hard work indeed.

The kids were going to the general store.

Inside the general store, it was a cute store with lots of old-style toys too.

The pathway to the store.

The five pictures below were from the room of Philip Foster's own home:






Old-fashioned doughnuts, just like the one I've made before which was I posted here. I think this one had bits of apples in it. Very delicious!

The lady who fried the doughnuts. She looked just like a woman from the 1800's.

The stove, it's working!

I wish I had a pantry with the all the things inside just like these.

Nathaniel tried washing clothes old-fashioned way, with a washboard.

Hanging the clothes with the pin.


A totally wonderful experience!



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posted by eliza, 9:37 PM

5 Comments:

you take wonderful pictures!
What a wonderful field trip!! I love all the pictures and the story too!! You did such an awesome job posting it, Za!! :-)

I believe Adam had a trip very similar like this one last year. The kids went home with homemade candles. I didn't go for that trip, since I chaperoned already for the zoo field trip. I can't wait for Adam's next school trip. Where will it be? Hmmmmm ....

Enjoy the Fall season guys!!!
commented by Anonymous Ai Lie Kasumovic, Friday, October 16, 2009 7:08:00 AM PDT  
georgina--thank you my friend!

ai lie--oh, it's a great field trip, i really enjoyed it especially when i remember bringing the camera :)
Thanks so much for sharing about your trip to the Philip Foster Farm! The pictures were great! I'd love to have them to use on our website.

Elaine Butler
Site Manager
www.philipfosterfarm.com

That was my mom, Gerri Morse, in the kitchen, and my dad, Sam Morse in the blacksmith shop.
Elaine--i've just replied to your website regarding the pics or you could email me @eliza.adam@comcast.net. your parents were very good playing the characters, I was very impressed!

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