My Trip… to Lucketts!!
Ok, so I haven’t been posting in a while, but I have a good reason! I have just finished school, and I went out of town. This post is going to be about when I was out of town. I tried to take pictures throughout my whole day, so here are some of them:
Alright, when we drove up to Lucketts, it took four hours, and my mom, Levi, and I left very late in the day, so we got in at a very late hour. That is why I look soooo tired in this picture below:
When we finally got to the Old Lucketts Store, we realized that we should have gotten there a wee bit earlier. There were already many cars in the parking areas, so I guess you could say, we had a nice walk! : ) This picture is of us when we made it to the first couple booths:
Levi was doing pretty good for a while, but when a baby needs his nap, he will get his nap, even if it is in the blazing heat, and there are lots of people around him:
Oh, and there was a strange attraction going on nearby that helped everyone stay in good spirits…
After looking around for a while, and buying a couple little knick-knacks, we stopped for lunch, and took a break:
We were very close to the actual Lucketts store, so we decided to stop in and take a peek around:
We also stopped by the design house, its grounds, and checked out the last vendors.
We were just in time to see one of my mother’s favorite bloggers, Miss Mustard Seed:
We were able to talk and have fun while we breezed through the last bit of vintage/shabby chic items left.
Even after taking a few breaks from the beating down on you, burning you to a crisp sun, we were completely exhausted. However, Levi awoke from his nap, and appeared completely refreshed!
We all had a good time at Lucketts, and hope to visit again soon!
I thought this would be funny, for those of you who are AIO fans:
This is a picture inside the design house that I took :
Anyway, thanks for reading my posts, and keeping up with my goings-on in life!
Your Author,
Hannah
My (finally) Finished Roller Coaster:
So, I was able to get my coaster in for the date it was due, even though we have been very busy lately. (See kerrybraintree.blogspot.com, and my mom's post, "Congratulations!") I was able to make it through with the help of some of my very best friends. Here are some pictures and videos of the roller coaster. Before you get to the bottom of the page, try and guess what the name is of the coaster. I think you'll be able to figure it out! = )
Got the name yet? If you can see this picture clearly, you'll find out. If not, then the name is below these two pictures:
The Paper Tiger Roller Coaster!
As you can probably see, our main materials for the coaster were (1.) Paper, and (2.) tape. ; )
Tell me your comments on it. It's still a work in progress. Hope you like it!
Hannah
Got the name yet? If you can see this picture clearly, you'll find out. If not, then the name is below these two pictures:
The Paper Tiger Roller Coaster!
As you can probably see, our main materials for the coaster were (1.) Paper, and (2.) tape. ; )
This is the first way to watch the roller coaster make its way down the track.
This is the second way for the roller coaster to make its way down the track.
Play the videos below in a row. I had some technical difficulties meshing them together. These videos are showing you the other way the marble can go. I made a fork in the track.
Tell me your comments on it. It's still a work in progress. Hope you like it!
Hannah
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