Many years ago, in another life time (it so it seems) we owned a business catering to fibre artists who engaged in spinning, weaving, basketry, nature dyeing and knitting. Every year we received a purchase order from Kings Landing, NB for flax to be used for demonstration purposes at the historic village.
We have driven by the site five times and on our way westward on our trip we made the time to visit, finally. This was well worth the time and entrance fee. We enjoyed a lovely fall day exploring Canada’s English history in New Brunswick.
Anna Hergert, Art & Design 
Love how you presented this… never been to Kings Landing but I have visited “Le Village Acadien” several times and the “Pioneer Village” in Toronto. Will half to stop into Kings Landing next time I visit NB. shediac1981
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Hi !
I have very much enjoyed all your photos from your trip Anna. Your expertise with your camera is very evident. You’ve been very busy!!
Charlie and I are driving to Arizona (with our dog Joey – a Yorkie). Today being our first day. We will be away for 2 months
We will have 6 weeks in Mesa at a wonderful resort that accepts dogs. My health is not very good after a bad fall. It takes Seniors so long to heal. I also have a Dr’s appointment in mid Dec to see if my right knee is ready for a total hip replacement. I have been doing lots of quilting albeit moe slowly than usual.
Karen
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Thanks for your kind feedback, Karen!
Wishing you a restful and healing time in Arizona! May you gather the energy you have sacrificed due to your health challenges. Best wishes!
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What a wonderful window on the past!!!
Your photos are grand..
Lovely snaps of textiles of the past as well snippets of life long ago!
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Thank you, Nancy! Kings Landing was definitely time well spent!
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