Chimney park is located behind the Covington library. On a normal day there isn't too much to see, just an old house foundation where a chimney stands, the only evidence of a 1920's house that burned years ago. The rest is just woods, some cleared out spaces, and trails. But once a year it's transformed into a fairy land where magic and bubbles float on the wind.
There were so many fun things to do and it only cost $3 to get in! There was: Wing making, headband decorating, create an offering for the fairies, tying wishes to trees, Dancing with bubbles, petting zoo, story time, getting treasures out of the wishing well, and so much more! We spent well over an hour roaming the area admiring the hand crafted fairy huts and enjoying the day. Can't wait until next year!
They made offerings to the fairies and placed them in front of their favorite fairy homes. The offerings were placed in Magnolia leaves. The leaves were filled with flower petals, glitter, confetti, and sand.
Running through the ribbon tent. . .
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| Tying Wishes to Trees |
Petting Zoo . . .
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| We have plans to make these! Too cute. |
Story Time . . .
She was enthralled with the story until a lady bug landed on her. . . then her attention was all about the bugs she could find around her.
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| They got to fill their bags with treasures - shells, bells, and coins |
Pattern for the Wings
Your girls are so adorable! Their grandma did a great job in making them look so festive and magical. :)
ReplyDeleteThank You - Grandma is awesome, she can make anything
ReplyDeleteDooood, I want to go to a fairy House day! ::jealous:: It looks like y'all had so much fun!!!
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