Day at Sackets Harbor

One of our favorite places so far here in North Country is Sackets Harbor. It is an adorable little village with restaurants, shops and historical sites nestled right next to a little lake called - Ontario. My mom's visit has been fairly labor intensive with painting, but we decided to take the afternoon off and show my mom around the harbor and have lunch.

Addison LOVES walking through the grass without her shoes!

We can't wait to go back to Sackets on Sunday for a Fourth of July celebration and fireworks!

Pictures coming soon of our trip to Niagara Falls and our finished painting projects.

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