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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. ...

Maple syrup and coolidge

A travel blog entry by tc-mike-travels

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... rain.

Finally pushed on into Vermont....crossed the Connecticut River....and arrived in a rainy, blowy Woodstock. Found the Blue Horse Inn and settled into our huge room...unfortunately in the front of the house again.....so a bit noisy with the passing traffic.

Enjoyed meeting other couples from the Bay Area at the complimentary wine hour, then braved the elements to go to dinner.....the only place we could find was Bentley's.
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We don’t want to leave

A travel blog entry by wjmccain

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... It spans the Connecticut River from Cornish, NH, to Windsor, VT, and is over 200 feet long. We were driving the car. The RV never would have made it (too tall and too heavy).

- We went through the American Precision Museum in Windsor, VT. This museum displays early machines used for making guns, clocks, bicycles, cars, and anything else you can think of. There was a docent there operating a lathe. He was making tiny ...

New York Capitol

A travel blog entry by wheresgordon

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... Tower was less impressive than I had hoped. After a quick look around, I went back down and wandered around the Plaza. One of the more interesting buildings is The Egg, an egg-shaped performing arts venue. When I was done wandering around the Empire State Plaza I headed for Vermont. New England has had floods recently and there were quite a few detours and damaged roads but I eventually made it to Montpelier, VT.
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39 Years

A travel blog entry by wjmccain

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... don’t want to leave.

Quechee, along with much of the surrounding area, was hit hard by Hurricane Irene. Both Quechee and Taftsville (down the road) have covered bridges. Both were closed due to hurricane damage. Both bridges are still standing, but the roads leading to them were pretty much washed away. The river overflowed its banks by about 36 feet. Lots of damage. Some parts of buildings were lost to the torrent, while others were left with tons of ...

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