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| Loved all the Dog Wood Trees......so beautiful! |
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| Walking up to Monticello |
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| Such beautiful vegetable gardens. Sara said she wants a garden this big! I do not! |
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| These are the really cool passages under the house. It leads from the kitchen downstairs to the upstairs. Servants would not be seen by using these passages. |
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| This is a life sized statue of Mr. Thomas Jefferson |
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| The first copy machine. Jefferson used this to make copies of his letters. |
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| This was our kind of place! |
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| As you can see Mackay really enjoyed it! |
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| This was the ice house. They kept ice harvested from winter here for household use in the summer. |
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| The indoor Privy |
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| The precursor to the camera. |
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| The laundry and bath house |
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| Liz loved this really big tree! |
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| The back lawn. They said in those days the lawn would have been about 2 feet high and regularly cut with a scythe. |
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| While we were gone cute Emma made us the most delicious cupcakes. |
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| She said she wants to go into the business and I really think she should |
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| These were the most delicious cupcakes ever! |
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| Emma is also working hard at learning the guitar! |
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| Sara and Liz really enjoyed talking to each other |
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| Until about 2 am. No picture story would be complete without a thumbs up from Liz! |
