We went to ferry mead to show us what a day in a life in the 1850. First my group went to crafts I made 2 illusion things we had the option to make an illusion thing that when you spin it really fast it makes it look like the pictures on opposite sides are on the same side, we also can make rope from flax make candles from dipping it in hot wax and there was also knitting next we went to packing the trunk at packing the trunk we put what we put things in the bottom of the boat or stuff we would keep and bring into our room on the boat some of the things were nails, old fashion nail gun, high heels, hats (the hat was the hat the girls are wearing in the picture above.), soap. And more. Next we went to immigration we picked a name and job my name and job was Albert and my job was a engineer then we got a form to fill out saying if were an immigrant or not and if we had a family or not I didn't have a family and next we went to V hut the last and funnest activity we had to do choirs people would do in old V huts some were Isolating the roof you would get flax put them in bundles and put it on the, roof another one was shinning the shoes we would put black stuff one the shoes with a brush, making a pot for plants out of news paper, we also cleaned the deck with a bar of soap and wet water cleaning the silver and some more. Then after that we took off the old clothing and then got to explore the place then 30-60 mins later we left and that was what we did at ferry mead.
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