Thursday, August 23, 2012

Just sayin'

My daughter pointed it out. I have never said a thing out loud, though I have thought it every time we read this book...


Plimoth Plantation 17th Century English Village
Plimoth Plantation, a 1627 reproduction village, known to us from our love of the book Sarah Morton's Day 


Comoro Homestead Kakremba village
Modern-day homestead in Western Kenya

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