We went to an Old Car Festival, put on at one of the Ford estates,
Greenfield Village.
It was the hundred year anniversary for the Model T
so it was really big with lots of cool cars.
Really I just loved the architecture there,
so we don't have many pictures of the cars.
The village was pieced together by Ford to hold many historical buildings,
and also to be a learning center.
Many of the skills taught there were designed to educate young men
about the fundamentals of auto making.
for instance: welding, mechanical work, upholstery...
Then there were things brought in to round out the education of the visitors;
hat making, carding wool, printing....

I loved the covered Bridge! and people were still driving on it,
in fact a car from the early 1900's came out after i took the picture.
One of the ladies we went with bought one of the hats
made in the hat place on site.
D loved the feather, especially when it blew in the wind.

They also had a train station with the round circle in the middle
so trains to change tracks!
All in all it was a fun day out and about. We didn't make it to High Tea
(the menu was amazing but the price was a bit high
for a cup of tea and some Crumpets,
which are actually midely sweet, dry English muffin type things.)