Mmmm, smoky black bean chili. 
All snuggled up in the tent. Poor daddy ended up with an nice rock jutting up into his spot.
Next day at OSV, Dante and Lucia churned butter. We stayed in this kitchen for about a half hour so they could finish it. 
Next up, they put an apple in the mini-mill and ground it up to make cider.
These buckets are heavy even without water.
Dante plows the field behind the ox.
Next, he threshs the rye they harvested in July.
Separating the rye from the chaff.
Time for play!
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Loved your post and the photos at Old Sturbridge Village. How did you hear about the Agricultural Fair? I'd love to get copies of the churning, plowing, cider pressing, water buckets, threshing and hoops for use in future publicity of Old Sturbridge Village. Your thoughts? Contact me via e-mail or phone: Ann Lindblad, alindblad@rdwgroup.com, 508-795-0535.
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