The location, Spencer-Pierce-Little Farm, is a National Historic Landmark with huge trees lining the drive:
There were quite a few vendors present (many to the left, just outside of this shot):
Happy people spinning...
A late seventeenth-century major house built as the country seat of wealthy Newburyport merchants...
There was a pen of alpacas, trying to stay cool:
I felt so bad for this hot little guy. He wasn't moving at all:
There was a larger fenced-in area for some of the farm's friendly animals: goats, a horse (I'm going to start taking pictures of just horse's asses. I don't know why, but I feel the need):
And a three-legged sheep:
I bought 2.5 pounds of fiber in various 4 ounce bumps, so I have LOTS of new colors and fibers to play with. Once the weather gets cooler.
2 comments:
I was there - where were you sitting??? I got there around noon...and left when it closed.
Am so sorry I missed seeing you.
It *is* hard to spin when your fingers are sticky, isn't it? 8)
Looks like a good time - I didn't know anything about it. Maybe next year...
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