It's fun as you get into Amish country. We say a man mowing his lawn with a single horse hitched to a mower that has probably six reel mowers on it. Mowing and fertilizing at the same time. Then a little further down the road we saw Some Amish farmers baling hay with a horse drawn, 3 or 4 horse hitch, bailer that was producing the large round bales instead of the rectangular ones. Then we came to this farm with tons of purple martin houses. Had to take a picture as I remember the time my dad made a purple martin house for our place.
The Shipshiwana quilt show is in the same building as the Hudson car museum. So it's a double win, quilts and wonderful antique cars. Here were a few of our favorite quilts.
There was a challenge hanging that was 6 small wall-hangings that came out of a challenge by Bonnie Rhoby to her friends to try something they hadn't done before. I believe they were all machine quilted by Bonnie.
I have a friend who has helped make a lot of quilts for her sister's cottage. They often use a panel in the center for the twin bed quilts. Thought this quilt was a great use of a wildlife panel.
More photos to come.
