We had a great time at Colonial Williamsburg in Virginia. We went on a family trip for three days over Thanksgiving. It did get very cold, but we were able to balance indoor activities with outdoor ones and enjoy our holiday. We dressed up for an evening at the Capital of Williamsburg. Matt and Angela were invited to participate in the colonial dancing.
Matt was cast as a revolutionary leader in a colonial play.
Dalton learns to play a colonial game called "hoop and stick."
Kirsten plays colonial games with the locals.
The master of "hoop and stick."
Angela must have been in trouble (or at least willing to humor her kids).
Dalton learned to play his tin whistle just like the Fife and Drum Corps. [I just love him in his tricorner hat.]
Colonial kids (after a night of dancing).
McGhies in front of the Govenor's Palace.
Colonial kids (after a night of dancing).
McGhies in front of the Govenor's Palace. 
8 comments:
Oh that looks so fun and festive! What a great experience.
What a fun way to spend Thanksgiving. I loved the pictures.
How fun Angela!! I bet it was very neat at Thanksgiving time!! Your kids are adorable in colonial dress!:)
I just realized that I had your blog address wrong! What a fun trip you guys had in Williamsburg. I love your costumes.
It looks like you had a great time. So fun!
it just seems so perfect to be in some historic place at thanksgiving. what a great idea!
and i'm glad dalton is ok!
The family picture of you all dressed up is great! What a fun time!
Looks like you had a LOT of fun! And everyone looks fabulous!
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