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G.G.T. Tibet Inn Burlington

1860 Shelburne Road Burlington, Vermont, 05430, United States

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Back to Vermont

A travel blog entry by charlie-unicorn

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Just a very quick update on some of the locations of the past week and a half, otherwise my map is incomplete!!

So I was back in Vermont after living there for a year 15 years ago. I stayed with my host family again, and it was like no time had gone by at all, nothing ...

The Middlebury Classic

A travel blog entry by travel4eternity

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My Quidditch team was very lucky and able to go to the Middlebury Classic! It was so much fun, and I'm especially glad I got to play because I won’t ever be in the World Cup. This is as close as I’ll get, maybe even closer, because they don’t hold the World Cups in Middlebury anymore. We played well most of the time, and we always played within the rules (which ...

Nice old New England

A travel blog entry by gordonandsarah

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... border stamp as her 3 month US visa was only valid until 19th October and we weren’t flying home until the 20th.. Oh, and you couldn’t really read that the date on the stamp as the ink had run.

Shouldn’t be a problem we thought, we’ll just explain and they can restamp it. What we hadn’t figured on was the technicalities of the visa-waiver programme which, as the border guard patiently ...

Out and about in the Green Mountain State

A travel blog entry by chris_calcite

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... towards the river, which the main road parallels. You also have to hope theres somewhere to stop and look. North of Cambridge Junction on the VT-109 they came in quick succession, too many to stop for, and all the while with a backdrop of fabulous reds and yellows on the hills behind. After a while it becomes almost too much to take in, the colours are actually everywhere you look.


Mid-afternoon we stopped for a drink in an arty store in ...

Across New Hampshire to Vermont

A travel blog entry by chris_calcite

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... seeming to be an irresistible draw for a lot of folks. Furtherest license plate belonged to a Arizona trucker - he must be 2000 miles from home. Anyway, beverages quaffed we were back on the I-93 and it wasn't too long before the sat nav pushed us further West onto the I-89.


Our Ford Explorer car is typically American in build quality (i.e. very plastic) and has some definite odd quirks. It seems to be impossible to turn the lights off, even though there is ...

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