Sunday, July 7, 2013

Pilgrim Breakfast


My breakfast
Our last morning in Plymouth, we participated in the Annual Pilgrim's Breakfast. Set on the back lawn of the historical Harlow House, the atmosphere was enhanced by women spinning yarn and a group of "Pilgrims" singing old songs for the diners Women dressed in traditional Pilgrim clothing served us fishcakes, baked beans, scrambled eggs, thirded bread, and corn muffins. It was a fun way to eat colonial-era food, and it offered us a chance to tour one more historical house before we drove home.


K enjoying her breakfast

Timo and S

Pilgrims serenaded us




A brush for the wool

The old spinning wheel

Some sort of device to wind the yarn

An old horn book

Cookware


Unground flint corn

Corn ground using a mortar and pestle

The huge fireplace



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