Day Five was a bit unusual, in that some of us (Mark, Andrew, McKenna, Barb, Elizabeth and Suzanne) spent a lot of time at the Adirondacks Museum -- roughly from noon to 4:30pm. (And we didn't see nearly everything!) [Hereafter, it is guest author McKenna Larrison.] Elizabeth really enjoyed the kids cabin where she got to do some laundry and got to "cook''. McKenna really enjoyed the school house and the kids cabin but i think everyone's favorite thing was the experience. After the museum, we all enjoyed pizza -- it was way different from the pizza in Oregon. Thanks to McKenna and Elizabeth for the great fire and with the great fire we had amazing s'mores until midnight.
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| In the lobby, a sailboat! |
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| Elizabeth may look amused, but she was actually annoyed that Suzanne was rocking the boat. |
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| On top of the fire-watch tower. |
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| I love this chainsaw, although I totally don't get it. |
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| McKenna trying out the stroller for size: doesn't fit. |
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| Portrait of the Ladies. |
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| McKenna as locomotive engineer. She and Elizabeth had a great time playing in this vintage train, and ringing the bell. They rang the everloving hell out of that bell! |
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| All aboard!! |
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| We had lunch at the Lakeview Cafe. The lunch wasn't much, but the view was... well, this. |
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| Elizabeth and McKenna as pioneer women in a log cabin. |
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| McKenna and Elizabeth in the art gallery, making their own art on iPads. |
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| We were all wondering: what's the deal with the Paul Bunyan-sized chairs?? The museum didn't answer the question for us, but it at least afforded a photo op. |
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