These boys made good use of the barrels and shipping crates outside of one of the colonial shops on Duke of Gloucester Street in Colonial Williamsburg.
May 28, 2011
Kids And Crates In Colonial Williamsburg, Williamsburg, Virginia
These boys made good use of the barrels and shipping crates outside of one of the colonial shops on Duke of Gloucester Street in Colonial Williamsburg.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
11 comments:
What lovely little boys! They look as though they never get dirty . . .
You really don't need expensive toys to keep kids happy do you, they make up their own games if they have a few props. Lovely photos.
What a beautiful place to raise a family. I remember visiting here in the 70's. It was quite a thrill because, at the time, we were living in a house that was designed and built by one of the architects who worked on the original restoration. We loved the house so much! The architect was an old man when we lived in that house, and when we met him, and he realised how we felt about the house he gave us, as a gift, the plans, along with his own drawings of the elevations. I still have them, although I no longer dream about building the same house.
Looks fun for them - just a wooden climbing frame!
They are adorable! My grandkids always seem to find things like this to do anywhere we go.
Cute kids!:-)
I would like to have one of the barrels in my garden.
Hope you have a happy weekend!
Kids enjoy almost anything, don't you agree? :)
Gorgeous and funny pictures with beautiful color in light and shadow, very nice. Greetings.
Hi,
your pictures from Williamsburg, like a glimpse into another world. So peaceful.
Best wishes,
Uwe-Jens
Best place to have fun! Nice pics... Thanks for your visits and comments!
Saludos desde Argentina...
Sure there are places for children at Colonial Williamsburg, so they don't need to be criminals *LOL*
Isn't it fun to bend the rules a little now and then?, you guys asked me, and the answer is yes ;-)
Have a great week!
Post a Comment