Maddie's Stanley is in Concord, 

New Hampshire

New Hampshire is right next to Maine.

Concord is the capital of New Hampshire! 

Stanley visited the Concord Target store. Did you get any good bargains, Stanley?

Stanley also enjoyed a latte from Starbucks.

Stanley went horseback riding with Maddie's cousins, Caroline and Mary.

Grayson's Stanley Visits the Black Country Museum in Dudley, England!

Dudley is in the heart of the Black Country- an area of several towns where coal was mined and there was much heavy industry. Pottery, fine crystal glassware, and leather items were manufactured in the Black Country. The museum is about nine miles from Walsall. It is a village of shops and houses from different time periods in the history of the Black Country. The museum includes a school, a church, manufacturing sites, and a motor museum.

Towns that make up the Black Country

 

Stanley had a wonderful time and was happy to climb into her cozy little bed.

Behar's Flat Stanley Travels to Germany!

Stanley writes:

Hi! I am here in Germany. The name of the town is Ernsthofen. It is about 30 miles from Frankfurt. Ernsthofen is a small town with a school, a daycare, a post office, a bakery and a church. About 1,00 people live in the town. I am living with Heidi (mom), Jeorg (dad) and Lennon (son). They also have one dog named Paul, two ducks, and two chickens.

Stanley has been staying with this fine family and their cute dog, Paul.

Paul is a very friendly Cockapoo. Stanley and Paul have become good friends!

Herbert and Petunia are Japanese Running Ducks. They have a nice yard to run, or waddle, around in.

Stanley is enjoying visiting the chickens. 

The chicken in the corner just laid an egg. Time for breakfast, Stanley!

Stanley is trying out the family's vehicles. He likes this shiny red car...

and he loves this shiny red motorcycle! Hold on tight, Stanley.

Stanley is enjoying his stay is this lovely home!

He had a very happy Easter with a lot of yummy chocolate!

This is the castle in Jugenheim where Heidi works.

This is a very old part of a church.

This tree is 800 years old!

A view of the town. 

A very tall golden cross.

Another town view.

The pretty town church.