Some 34 grownups and 14 kiddos from MicroSkills LINC showed up for a guided tour of Toronto's premier outdoor museum, namely Black Creek Pioneer Village. Ably led by guides Karen and Miriam, we were treated to two hours of in-depth, hands-on experience of what life was like here 200 years ago.
Following are pictures that could be used with your blog articles:
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| Waiting for Bus 60 at Finch Station |
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| Nabi leads the way down Murray Ross (not Rose) Parkway! |
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| Thank God for great weather! |
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| Can't wait to start! |
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| Guide Karen with Level 5 and Workplace English participants |
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| All smiles |
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| Saddles and stuff |
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| Log cabin |
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| Who's paying attention? |
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| Hands-on fun |
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| The French word is commode. |
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| Blends right in! |
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| Movin' on up! Another house! |
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| Happy villagers! |
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| Miriam's group arrive at the Halfway House. |
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| More beautiful people |
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| It's hard to leave the horses. |
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| Is it a bird? Is it a plane? |
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| Good ole board of education! |
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| That's school! |
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| Feels like a mill ... |
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