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This is more of the White Mountains in NH.
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We went to visit John and Kathy Gorton in Nortthern VT. This is just a sample of John's "toys."
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Here's John with some more of his toys.
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This is Kathy with their youngest grandchild. You remember this couple. They stayed with you three while we went to Spain.
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This is Brr Morse. He runs a maple syrup operation here in VT. He told us how he does it and had us in stitches the whole time.
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We visited the capital, Montpelier, Vt.
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We also visited the Rock of Ages granite quarry. It is huge. That rock face is about 600 feet with about 60 feet more under the water.
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People put strange headstones on their graves made of ....you guessed it, VT. granite.
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We visited a glass blower.
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And we went to Ben and Jerry's for a tour. The best part was the tasting at the end. We also bought a scoop after the tour. Yum
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And of course we went to the Teddy Bear factory for a tour. We didn't get a sample here.
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We got our picture made on this BIG bear sofa.
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We went to a farm type of museum here in Shelbourn,VT.
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There is the Tyconderoga on the property. We saw a film about how it was moved from Lake Champlain for 10 or 12 mile to the museum. It use to take people across the lake from NY to VT before a bridge was built.
As you can see we've been busy, but have been having a good time so far. Tomorrow we go into Canada so there won't be a blog until after September 24. bye for now.
1 comment:
I remember the LEGO Navy we made. Do the Gorton's still have the dairy farm?
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