The Adventures of Kerri & Matt

It is very windy where Alexander Graham Bell lived.

He used to fly kites with big heavy instruments attached to them.

So we should have been able to pull off a small sheep.

But sheep are stubborn.

And they tend to flip around.

Not very high off the ground.

After much effort Matt got the sheep over his head.

Kerri managed to fly the  box kite absolutely perfectly the whole time of course.

She may have had to put a bit of effort in to get it up.

But up it went.

High overhead.

This definitely never happened.

Matt definitely did not watch a whole lot of that from his red chair of scenic scenicness.

This was Alexander Graham Bell’s study. He did lots of things there. Most of which you’ve probably never heard of.

Like his failed attempt to develop a flock of sheep that would always have twins. Apparently these cubbyholes of wool were somehow related to that project.

He also made a big hydrofoil that set the world marine speed record in 1919. This is a replica.

This is what remains of the main hull.

It looks weird inside.

He invented lots of flyey floaty things.

This is apparently a metal detector.

This is something else.

This is a manometric capsule, which involved a flame and helped deaf people see sound.