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New England Trip 2012 – Day 4 – Brattleboro VT
New England Trip 2012 – Day 4 – Brattleboro VT After visiting the Creamery wooden covered bridge, we headed into downtown Brattleboro VT to find something to eat. The colorful Autumn leaves were all around us and there was plenty … Continue reading
Posted in USA, Vermont
Tagged autumn leaves, brattleboro vt, church steeples, colorful autumn, connecticut River, covered bridge, Latchis Theatre, new england, New England Trip 2012, nice images, railway, small brook, steam whistle, town of brattleboro, whetstone brook, Whetstone Station
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Catskills to home – the last leg of our New York trip
Catskills to home – the last leg of our New York trip Our stay in the Woodland Valley campground was a damp one but inside the tent it was dry – a good thing :-). When we awoke in the … Continue reading
Central Park, New York City, NY
Central Park, New York City, NY After attending a morning AGM business meeting, Adell and I were free to do some more exploring. Central Park was nearby so, although we were now dressed more in business attire than in vacationing … Continue reading
Posted in New York City, New York State, USA
Tagged 1410 Battle of Grunewald, Andrea Spadini, Angels of the Waters, Belvedere Castle, Belvedere Pond, Bethesda Terrace, Central Park, Columbus Statue, covered bridge, Delacorte Theatre, Delacourt Clock, Dutch Elm Disease, eastern gray squirrel, eastern grey squirrel sciurus carolinensis écureuil gris, Edward Coe Embury, Emma Stebbins, Fernando Texidor, Fire Hydrant in Central Park, flowers, fountain, Free Shakesperean summer productions in Central Park, Geore T. Delacort, Grand Duke of Lithuania, granite, Great Lawn, King Jagiello Monument], King Wladyslaw Jagiello, large soap bubbles, Literary Wlk, Manhattan traffic, Milton Hebald, Mother Goose statue, New York City, New York City Trip June 2012, nursery rhymes, NY, NYC yellow taxis, park, Plains of Abraham Battle, Robert Burns statue, Romeo & Juliet statue, Sir John Steell, Sir Walter Scott Statue, THe Tempest statue, Turtle Pond, turtles
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A visit to the United Nations
A visit to the United Nations After a walkabout in the area of Times Square, we walked over to the location of the United Nations complex in time to take one of their guided tours.
Posted in New York City, New York State, USA
Tagged afternoon tours, ambassadors, Blue UN helmet, Buddhist Stupa from Thailand, covered bridge, embassy buildings, emergency shelter, Insecticide-treated mosquito netting, late afternoon, national dress, National dress of Ukraine, New York City, New York City Trip June 2012, office tower, post office, retail outlets, School in a box program, screening procedures, tour leader, tour time, UNESCO, United Nations, United Nations Ambassador, united nations building, United Nations Educational Scientific and Cultural Organization, United Nations General Assembly, United Nations General Assembly Hall, United Nations Gift Centre, United Nations Headquarters, United Nations Post Office, United Nations Tour Guide, United Nations WOmens Guild, wall painting from Ukraine, WFUNA, World Federation of United Nations Associations
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Stowe, Vermont
We started off the morning X/C skiing at the groomed trails of the Trapp Family Lodge located on a mountainside above Stove, Vermont. There was still lots of snow in the woods but since the weather has been warm during … Continue reading
Posted in USA, Vermont
Tagged Alpine, alpine ski, blue sky, bridge, Church, covered bridge, covered sidewalk, Cross country, gondola, green mountains, hot dogs, hot tub, images, klister, mountains, mountainside, photographs, photos, photos of dogs, pictures, power outage, running water, sign, ski hill, ski lift, skiing, skiis, snow, Spring run-off, steeple, Stowe, stowe vermont, stream, tracked ski trails, trails, trapp family lodge, trees, Vermont, Vermont Statutes Title 12 Chapter 27 Subchapter 2 subsection 1039, woods
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Wakefield, Quebec – Flickr Ottawa outing
Wakefield, Quebec – Flickr Ottawa Outing Nice day today. Great day actually. Early Spring. Sun shining. Snow melting. +15C. Can’t think of any good reason not to join up with a group of photographers and wander around the back roads … Continue reading
Posted in Gatineau Hills, Home and About, Ottawa Flickr Outings, Quebec
Tagged ©rjhay, covered bridge, Flickr outing, lens, old mill, pole, post, Quebec, river, Ron Hay, Wakefield, Wakefield Inn
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Wakefield, Quebec and the Gatineau Hills
Every so often, when the sky is blue and the clouds are passing quickly overhead, I get an urge to hop in the car, travel across the Ottawa River, and spend some time wandering around the Gatineau Hills and along … Continue reading
Posted in Canada Explorer, Gatineau Hills, Quebec
Tagged allergic reaction, beaches, car travel, clouds, covered bridge, Gatineau Hills, gatineau river, hay rake, herbe a puce, hills, lac st pierre, meech lake, nice weather, noxious weed, Ottawa River, Quebec, reflections, sky, st denis, tent caterpillars, Wakefield, wakefield quebec, water
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