Do you know what it means? I didn’t...
until my hubby and I went to the Silver River Knap-in!
It was a Flint Knapping and Stone Age Arts Festival!
My first! heehee!
And here I am making myself at home!
The inside of the Tee Pees were surprisingly roomy!
I stepped back a little to watch this...
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But we saw some amazing arrowheads and relics!
I bought an arrowhead that this young man had made!
And this necklace that his mom created!
It was very interesting and a gorgeous day at the State Park!
I hope you’ve had a good weekend!
I’m joining Mary at the little red house for Mosaic Monday!
Now tell me...who knew what a Knap-in was?
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34 comments:
I sure didn't. Really cool! Join me for my giveaway this week!
Hey, maybe that's what I need in my yard. A teepee!
Brenda
You had me...I didn't know...but it looks like fun!!!
I sure didn't know what a knap-in was. Looks so cool. Seeing these pictures makes me miss Florida. (Just had a blizzard dump about a foot of snow on us overnight...ugh)!
Cheers,
Tracy
I learned something new. One thing that I do know is this: one never knows where we'll find you next! :D
Hi, I just found your blog! Beautiful pictures of all that gorgeous handiwork. Loved it!
I'm new at the blogging thing, my blog is a work in progress. I just became your newest follower. I'd love if you checked out my blog if you get the chance and followed back if so inclined. Have a good evening.
I had no clue! Thanks for the fun post.
Thanks for coming by my blog. It's fun to find yours too! I'm now following.
Have a great day.
Pam
I'm sure my husband would be wishing it was a "nap" in! Interesting!
Looks so cool Diane. I love things like this.
I had no idea what a Knap-in was! What fun you had! Thanks for taking us along and for learning something new!
Had no idea what it was but it sure does look like a fun way to spend the day! Pretty necklace.
Beautiful collection of shots from stone-age items museum.
Is that the one on the way to Leesburg? Looks like we left too early....lol...
This was certainly a new meaning of 'knap' for me. The day with all the artifacts and activities looks interesting, something I would have enjoyed.
Thanks for sharing.
Judith
Very interesting - I had no idea what it was!
Well I know what a Knap-in is now. What a fabulous outing ... I would have loved getting a close-up view of all the activities.
I love the clay bowls. Were they handcrafted? The little boy is amazing, he could already make beautiful and useful crafts. Have a great week ahead!
No I have to admit I would not have known what it was either.
You captured some great photo's and looks like you had a great time.
Thanks for sharing your day with us
I love the necklace you purchased too
Love
Maggie
Such beautiful photos and such interesting things! Thanks for sharing.
Best wishes,
Markus
I would go to a knap-in because you had fun, I can tell!!! Thanks for the fabulous pictures!
I wish I could have gone to this! The Silver River State Park is 5 miles from my house. I haven't heard of a Knap In before. It looks like you had fun, and thanks for the pics, at least I got to "see" it!
I've never heard of one but it looks like fun!
This looks like it was so much fun. We really like things like this so we would enjoy seeing this.
This looks like it was so much fun. We really like things like this so we would enjoy seeing this.
I will admit to having not a clue!
What a fun day! Sunny and pretty too! Have a great week!
Hugs,
Maryjane
I never heard that word before but it was interesting to learn about it! It looks like a fun day with lots to see and do. The necklace you bought is very pretty!
PS: Yes, that is a tee-pee in one photo on my blog! The Brooklyn Museum had a special exhibit about the plains Indians and native life in tee pees ..very interesting! :)
Oh my goodness, this looks SOOO fun!!! I hope you had a great time!!
XO
Those shells are beautiful, looks like a good time. Have a great week!
What a fun way to spend the day. No, I didn't know what a Knap-in was. Almost sounds like something from the 60's.
I love those shells!
Thats something I'd never heard of, and it sounds like a fun way to spend a day.
Hi,
Oh goodness - I have no idea what it meant - how interesting and what a fun day you had. I love your necklass.
Thank you for shairng your adventure.
Blessings,
Erin
Now, that's a unique festival! and looks like it was a lot of fun! Never heard of it in all my years in Fla, fun to visit through your pics.
I kind-of guessed what a Knap in was. But I never knew they had Knap-ins! Looks like alot of fun!
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