I haven't been into blogging very much recently, but I did want to note that my friend Lynne and I had a great little holiday going to the Maryland Sheep & Wool Festival last weekend.
We drove up on Thursday and poked around Baltimore on Friday. We saw Edgar Allan Poe's grave (Jeff claims kinship with Poe) and ate Maryland's Best Crab Cakes.
We had a glorious two days of shopping and ogling and laughing and eating and being in the company of people who understand our obsession with wool. In two days, I'm still not sure we saw it all. I know I missed some of the handiwork displays.
On the way home, we stopped in Milton, WV to see the Blenko factory and watch the artisans blow glass.
As we left the Blenko Visitors Centre, we saw these adorable Muscovy duck chicks and their mom.
Thanks, Lynne, for a wonderful trip. I had a great time and brought back another layer of stash for my basement. :)
We drove up on Thursday and poked around Baltimore on Friday. We saw Edgar Allan Poe's grave (Jeff claims kinship with Poe) and ate Maryland's Best Crab Cakes.
Edgar Allan Poe's Grave |
Little gifts left at the gravesite -- two airline ticket receipts, one from Alaska and one from Arizona |
The place for excellent crab cakes |
We took a water taxi to Fells Point and looked around there for a while. There was a museum that told about the area's history as a deep water port.
And I had a Guiness at an Irish pub there.
After a little shopping, we called it a night and drove back to Columbia where we were staying.
We had beautiful weather for the festival and, even though I had been twice before, both Lynne and I were overwhelmed by the magnitude of the event. It was total sensory overload! Here's some of it:
On the way home, we stopped in Milton, WV to see the Blenko factory and watch the artisans blow glass.
As we left the Blenko Visitors Centre, we saw these adorable Muscovy duck chicks and their mom.
Thanks, Lynne, for a wonderful trip. I had a great time and brought back another layer of stash for my basement. :)
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