Inside the huts at Plimoth Plantation are all kinds of daily chores taken care of by the Pilgrim women, the original house wives. I loved visiting there with my friend Betty, a great place for making interesting images with many kinds of textures, colors and light streaming in the windows. Enjoying my new camera, a full frame DSLR Canon 6D!
An overview of the village where 'actors' recreate life after the Mayflower arrived.
Making cheese.
Preparing a meal.
Hanging out.
Sewing.
Taking beans out of their pods.
Boiling eggs.
Nothing quite like a good dirt floor.
Scrapping a cone of hard sugar to get some grains to add to her meal.
If ever you think your domestic chores take up a lot of time, think of life before electricity, hardwood floors, gas stoves... well, we have it pretty darn good! Including having the men helping out.
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