Our kids are too young to care that this was a town that existed during the Revolutionary War, but Joe and I found it interesting :) There isn't a lot left from the town - the bell tower from St Joseph's Angelican Church and the walls of a fort (made from oyster-shell concrete). They still enjoyed getting out, running around, and walking down to the river's edge.
Inside the walls of what is left from the fort
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May you always have
Walls for the winds,
A roof for the rain,
Tea beside the fire,
Laughter to cheer you,
Those you love near you,
And all your heart might desire!
Happy St. Patrick's Day, dear Michelle:-)
Now that's the kind of place I'd love to visit, so much history behind it. Love the pictures, both kids look so cute in that tree:-) xoxo
Great pictures!!! I love the one of the two of them at the Bell Tower!
Still looked like fun!! and interesting too!! I miss Kayla and Lucas.. it is warm here and I can just see them playing in the front yard when they were living with us... oh Yea, Happy Pat's Day to everyone :) love mom/grandma
I Love history and you have some in your town :) Thanks for sharing
kim
Awe so cute! <3 kelly
OK - I SUCK - I lost your email - WE MUST get the kids together! we are SOOOOO close to each other!!
email me - ddavisbailey@yahoo.com
i can't wait to love on my bloggie babies!!!
Sounds really cool! I love the pics and CANNOT believe that the kids are growing so quickly! I know I say that every time I stop over, but seriously, where has the time gone! ;)
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