Ned Works the Locks at the National Canal Museum
We left Carlisle for Osterville, MA where Mary's sister has a house on Cape Cod at 8:00 am. On the way we stopped in Easton, PA to visit the National Canal Museum and the Crayola Factory.
The National Canal Museum is a great museum showing the canal phase in America's history. Easton is a the junction of the Delaware and Lehigh canals. They are very kid oriented with a displays that allow you to float a canal boat through locks, harnass a mule, buils bridges and design a canal.
In the same building is the Crayola Factory. Instead of a factory tour Crayola has set up "a hands-on discovery center." They have a room that does show you how crayons and markers are made and then there are areas to make art with their products. You can mold clay, paint with hot wax and create puppets.
Joe Takes His Canal Boat Back Through the Locks
Joe Presents his Alien
Ned Shows Off His Model Magic Snake
After Easton we headed on and stopped for a late lunch in Brewster, NY at the Red Rooster. This place has great burgers and my favorite, egg creams (chocolate only please.)
Only one more stop found us in Mystic, CT for a late dinner at food shack overlooking Mystic Seaport. We could see some of the ships and made a note to visit the museum when it was open. We arrived on the Cape about 10:00 pm. Mary's sister picked Mary up at the airport (thank you, Ann) and they arrived about 11:00 pm.
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