The first day of the state convention consisted of tours of the area. I went on a tour of a Norwegian settlement, which was interesting, and there was pie and coffee at the end... so who can complain about that!
Mark and I went to the Wo-Zah-Wa (Have Fun) Festival in the Dells on Saturday. 100,000 people looking at crafts, and other fun stuff. Most interesting thing we saw was a man with his dog in a carrier on his chest and another man pushing a dog stroller. The crafts were nice too, but the people watching was great fun!
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| A blacksmith's shop |
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| One of the quilts I found interesting at the Madison Quilt Show... and actually there were 2 versions of this quilt in the show. |
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| This Quilt was made by Pat Nieman, a member of Material Girls, for a palliative care patient. |
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| The Garden at the Norwegian Settlement |
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| Inside the house. I believe it was the original house. Rooms were quite small. |
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| An indoor comode |
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| Had to have a picture of an "antique" quilt! |
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| Kitchen |
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| Laundry Room |
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| Chicken Coop |
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| Another Quilt by one of the Material Girls.... Barb Setzer, who lives right across the lake from us |
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