This was still in the beautiful town of Plymouth. We were at the Plimouth Plantation, or Pilgrim Village, whichever one you prefer to call it. I went there 3 times I love it there so much, and can never get enough of it. This just shows how the cottages may have looked back in the 1600's whenever they came over from England and settled here in America. This is all replicas of everything, but they really do make it look real, and people go around there dressed up like they did in that time period, and it makes it come to life even more. The houses inside had no electricity, and just had a fire burning. Everything was made of wood, with a dirt floor. Outdoors, everyone had a garden in the back of their property. The ones underneath where the wheelbarrow are, are ones of the Bed and Breakfast that we stayed at for 2 nights in Sandwich, Massachusetts. The oldest town up there on the Cape. I absolutely LOVED it there, and didn't want to leave. Sandwich really is a beautiful, old town, and it feels like you have stepped back in time about 200 years ago just by how everything looks. They stay up to date on technology and everything like that, they just keep the traditional looks to all the streets and houses that have been there forever.
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