Sunday, July 19, 2009

The Pow-Wow Trip




After Madison, we came north to Pow Wow for the Indians' celebration of the Earth Day. I saw the proceeding parade and listened to their singing. I was held by the atmosphere. The pity was, we didn't stay their long. Before I tried to finger out what was really going on , we had to leave.

When we slept the way to and back, Tracy and Kim were concentrated in driving. They could be the best part of the day.

Hinchleys Dairy Farm-Madison

The Hinchleys Dairy Farm Tour was impressive. I saw it with my eyes, I did milking with my hands, I picked and tasted the raspberries , I touched and felt some small and big animals
, and I also touched the big machines, yet I still found it beyond my imagination. How could Tina and her family manage such an enormous farm, even with the help of part-time workers? Working aroud the year? Tina knows what she is doing, and takes pride in what she does. I admire her strength and wisdom.

Hinchleys Dairy Farm-Madison

Don't they look comfortable with each other?

Hinchleys Fairy Farm-Madison


Don't they look more than comfortable with each other?

Tuesday, July 14, 2009