We found Groupon tickets to go visit Williamsburg which is only about an hour away.
There is so much history there, but not necessarily very entertaining for the kids. Coming off of our trip to Hershey Park just a week before, I think Chris was disappointed that the kids didn't love it as much as they loved Hershey Park. I on the other hand thought they did pretty well actually.
Even with half-off tickets AND we didn't have to pay for Allison since she wasn't 6 yet (double bonus) we still had to pay $55. I really don't think it was all that worth that much money, though Chris may think differently.
As we were walking there we went under this cool completely brick bridge.
I think this may have been the silversmith or something. They make all of these things here in this shop.
The blacksmith was really cool to see. It is weird to think that this town takes care of everything themselves. When they need something, they just go to the place it is made and request it. Like hinges for the doors, or nails, or anything you can think of, it gets made and sent to that area.
This is the woodshop.
Look at all those wood shavings on the ground. I think of great kindling when starting a fire with that but they said that they used to be able to just sweep it out into the street but there was a ban on that so now they have to bag it up to get rid of it.
Governor's Mansion
Look at those bushes.
Check this out:
This was REALLY impressive.
His decorations were of guns and swords. How cool is that?
I don't think I have ever seen REAL, LIVE oxen before and here they were.
I am glad that we have been there, I just wish it wasn't so expensive.