(Goblin is 41 months)
In the summer we are hoping to take part in a reenactment of Tudor life at Kentwell hall. Its something Hublet and I did as teenagers. Before Goblin came along we took an extended break. But Kentwell is such an amazing place for children that we felt it was time to go back. So we attended a preparatory open day.
Even the adults find these preparatory days a little arduous. There is lots of waiting around in the cold to be seen. Goblin and his friend weren't interested in waiting around, and instead set about discovering all the hiding places on the manor with us in hot pursuit. Here, in pictures, is an account of our day.
Wow! What a neat experience. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI could not be more jealous! Silly US so boring and new. Can't wait to see more pics if you do the reenactment!
ReplyDeleteIt looks a gorgeous place. My kids love hiding.
ReplyDeleteThat looks like a very good place for a day out. I had not heard of it. I live on the opposite side of London. I really like seeing all those snowdrops.
ReplyDeleteThat looks like so much fun
ReplyDeleteLovely photos as ever. Looks like Goblin found lots of interesting things to discover in the grounds.
ReplyDeletethe stonework round the arch looks a bit dodgy, but lots of fun seems to have been had.
ReplyDeleteThat looks like such a fun place to explore!
ReplyDeleteI don't blame them for wanting to explore such an interesting place, what a treat. They certainly looked like they were having fun. Thanks for linking to Country Kids.
ReplyDeleteI went there with my school many years ago for a reenactment day, it was great to see these photos after all this time.
ReplyDeletePopping over from Country Kids
what a great place for exploring and for re-enactments. lovely photos of the two of them too x
ReplyDeleteThat looks like a really fun place to explore and re-enactments sound very interesting. Lovely photos :)
ReplyDeleteLooks great, I'm sure I went to Kentwell as a kid, it'll be fun to check it out again with the kids
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