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Wednesday, October 19, 2011

Algonquin Mill Festival 2011

    This year marked the second year in a row that we have attended the Algonquin Mill Festival in Carrollton, Ohio. When I was a young child, my family would attend every so often. I have a lot of fond memories of the smells of apple butter and sorghum, antique farm equipment, and homemade crafts. It's been awesome to share these memories first hand with my daughter!

    This year Papa John ( LOL my Father-in-Law, not the pizza place!) couldn't join us, but Nini Pam still did. And of course, Papa Harry was at the festival packing sauerkraut in the kraut house.

But here are a few photos from our day:


  Entrance to the Mill Complex.
                                   


   Ready to ride the mini steam train!

                                               
Sarah's first pony ride!
His name was Macaroni:)

 
Sitting pretty in the Schoolhouse:)


 In heaven among the "Bump Bumps."


Hayride with Nini Pam and Papa Harry.





    A little Bunny Friend!








We had a unbelievably nice day. The weather was warm and sunny, a beautiful fall day. Everyone was tired after a long day, and kiddo slept VERY well that night!!

If you're ever in Ohio during October, check out the Festival. It's well worth the trip!

                                               ~Cheers! Mama Homesteader

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