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| We saw this Maypole at the NH Renaissance Faire in 2016. A maypole is a 600 year old tradition originating in European folk festivals. Ribbons are attached to the top and a dance is performed. By the end of the dance, a lovely woven pattern covers the pole (if all goes well!) The festival can occur on May Day, Pentecost or Mid-summer. |
Wednesday, May 1
Happy May Day!
Tiny Bugs on My Grapevine Leaves
I was out in the garden the other morning, checking on the grapevines like I usually do this time of year, when I noticed something strange....
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Road trips by nature necessitate the need for pit stops along the way. My family has taken many road trips over the years, so we've visi... -
Tea by Two - A Charming Tea Experience (Part 1) I'm not entirely sure why, but I always have high expectations when I visit a te...