If one grandson visits the beehive charcoal kiln in Hawley, others will demand the same opportunity.
Anthony documented everything for his vlog. That’s V for video. He’s way ahead of me. Drew is just astounded.
We stopped at Avery’s General Store to pick up a couple of things for supper, but we could have bought boots, or plumbing fixtures, or paint, or a slow cooker – or anything!
After supper we went out to check the worms. I had to hold them because Anthony and Drew were doing the documenting. Actually, they had no desire to handle the worms. I wore gloves.
![cow sculpture 7-17](https://i0.wp.com/www.commonweeder.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/07/cow-sculpture-7-17.jpg?resize=550%2C412&ssl=1)
We saw cows on our travels but none of them looked like these at Chesterwood yesterday. The sculpture which is flat actually works better as a photo than in person, especially in this setting.
Such adventures. Around here I see this type of silhouette in gardens. Different subjects though.