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Capitol Plaza Montpelier

100 State Street Montpelier, Vermont, 05602, United States

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Visting the Capitol of Vermont

A travel blog entry by keggebeen

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I drove 3 1/2 hours from Sturbridge for next training here in Montpelier, the Capitol of Vermont (The smallest capitol in the US). They really do take care of the roads up here and although it drove me crazy that the windshield kept freezing unless I sprayed the water on it (I doubt it was just water, I'm sure there was some kind of additive to …

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Shizukuishi students on field trip

A travel blog entry by rsep

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... with maple syrup, followed by a visit to Billings Farm and Museum and shopping in Woodstock.

It was a busy day for our guests; immediately following the field trip they spent hours preparing traditional Japanese foods for our annual potluck dinner. ...

"Texans in the Playroom" or Adamant, VT Part II

A travel blog entry by crossroadtrip

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... with Beth Ann and her husband Robbie. They converted an old airplane-hanger into an awesome home and work areas for each of them. It was by far the most interesting house I have ever had the opportunity to tour. They are both artists and their home oozes with creativity.

Adamant has been a high-light of our travels. We will treasure our time forever as the “Texans in the ...

New York Capitol

A travel blog entry by wheresgordon

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... to the capitol. The Empire State Plaza was built between 1959 and 1976 and includes a number of government buildings. It was the idea of Governor Nelson Rockefeller. While wandering through the underground passage I saw a sign about an observatory in the Corning Tower building so I headed there. At 589 feet, it is the tallest skyscraper in the state of New York outside of New York City.

The view from ...

Nice old New England

A travel blog entry by gordonandsarah

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... about 3,500 miles away, knowing that across the water, only a little over 3,000 miles away, was home.

We’d found a hotel a little further down the coast in the supposedly gorgeous fishing town of Boothbay Harbour (it seemed a cute little town but in the horizontal rain it was hard to appreciate quite how pretty it might be). It turned out we were there for the last weekend before the hotels closed up for the season and for some ...