September 23-25 2005 Corvettes
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I am a New Englander. I love
the seasons, the colonial heritage and the countryside of the inland. The
coastline is just too crowded and congested. The grass is always greener
elsewhere, and there is even a small Corvette
Museum in Springfield, Vermont. |
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Baaaaaaaa lives at a restored small working farm village formerly run by
the Shakers. It's the third Shaker village I've visited. Their blend of
commerce and religion is an interesting mix. Hancock
Shaker Village |
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Robert Frost lived in several
New Hampshire and Vermont locations. This is his house North of Bennington,
Vt called the Robert Frost Stone House |
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Another old railroad car style
diner. This one has been at this spot since 1941 in North Cannan, CT way
up in the Northwest corner of the state on Rt 7. Six or so booths and a
small counter. Doc's Favorite
Diners more fine New England
Dining |
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The Security Staff was on duty
at every stop. Captain P. Bear on the left, and Special Agent B. Brown
on the right kept vigil. They loved these Vermont
Scenic Vistas |
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Art is in the eyes of the beholder. And I again purchased
Annelein Beukenkamps water
colors. I like her flowers and more. |
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If you didn't like the Corvettes
and more in Vermont, get a refund on the tour. |
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