
During the summer – a few girlfriends and myself with our kids were up in Shelburne, Nova Scotia for a visit – we’ve heard a lot about the pre-historical war re-enactment in the area and know that it is a loyalist settlement in Shelburne – so together with our kids – we headed up for a great afternoon of history lesson.

Shelburne, is but a little town in Nova Scotia – but it’s a charming little town with lots of scenery and historical charm and many historical building as well. The people are very friendly – we soon found out and welcome us with open arms.

Everyone were dressed up like they were in the 1700s and they were even cooking like it was back those times – you can see children all dressed up and playing or snoozing.

We were invited for supper – which we politely declined – while watched how they prepare their food in the olden days.

And yes – they do sleep in those tents in the night – and camp out during the re-enaction period.

The children had fun playing with hay.

And this tent is their common area where they hang out after supper or for just resting.

All their clothes were sewn by themselves and the shoes were specially ordered.

They had real guns as well.

Roasting of meat here.

Showing how the gun works and cleaning it.

A very friendly lady all dressed up and doing kitchen duty for the day.

And a game of tomahawk – throwing a small axe.

Another little boy giving the axe a throw – we had a lot of fun and would have stayed longer if not for the rain – that started pouring.