Quality Inn Brattleboro

Travel Blogs from Brattleboro

5am and wide awake!

A travel blog entry by jinmartini

... vermont hospitality. Home grown Brussels sprouts and slow cooked ribs followed by apple pie, of course topped off with the obligatory vermont Ben and Jerrys (and yes Fran it was real Cherry Garcia! :) ) Willy offered us the best of his cellar, including incredible californian pinot noirs and a fiery Swiss liqueur Gentiane...and it all got a little fuzzy from there :) Today to ...

Day 2- Vermont

A travel blog entry by janmariewv

We always love staying with Lynn-and she certainly knows how to spoil a guest! Breakfast on her new sunporch was a great way to start a relaxing day between our 2 driving days. Lynn also kayaks, so we headed to Gale Meadow lake, in the shadow of Bromley Mountain. (We hope to return and ski there this winter!) One of the things we love about an inflatable kayak is that it goes from a 3 foot package in the trunk to a 15 foot kayak in ...

Still Waiting...

A travel blog entry by jimmymac2012

... You bet your
ass I did. I am now compelled to pay a ‘premium
service’ to get my visa by 9/10, not to mention the cost to reschedule my flight
to depart the same evening. And let’s not forget the $12 money order I’ve got
to pay $5 to get issued (because they won’t take checks). That’s just the icing
on the ******* cake.

As things stand, I ...

Day 16 South Deerfield

A travel blog entry by jim.coates

... I went up to the St Lawrence river to look at the seaway and take a picture of the bridge. I was surprised to find out that Frederick Remington had lived there for a good portion of his life, and that there was a very complete collection of his sculpture and paintings in a museum in town. His painting of fishing from a canoe on the Great Lakes struck me.
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Sittin' on the dock of the bay

A travel blog entry by jimmymac2012

I find it somewhat odd that I should feel compelled to be writing this now, for I have always considered my use of language to be proficient at best. Still, I have found comfort in putting pen to paper before and so I hope to again in this: a narrative of my experience in what is likely to be a momentous chapter in my life.

So much has already transpired to get ...