Best Vermont Drives, now in its fourth edition, is the state's original driving guide. It takes readers on a guided tour of 14 of Vermont's most scenic drives. Each route is mapped, and packed with stories, unusual facts, historical lore, and all one needs to know about where to stay, dine, shop, and what to see along the way.
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Kay and Bill Scheller have been writing about Vermont for more than 20 years. Their work appears in magazines including Yankee and National Geographic Traveler, as well as in guidebooks such as Fodor's and Insight Guides. They live in northern Vermont.
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Good book, we've been on a lot of the roads. Nice to see it in print! Quick response on sending the product, thanks!
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Best trips ever,
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This book took us to some truly beautiful back-road places in VT. We fell in love with VT through those trips. Also very good recommendations for lovely swimming spots.
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This drive begins in Bennington, a town steeped in early Vermont history, and passes through Arlington, one-time home of an illustrator whose depictions of his neighbors and everyday surroundings lent mythic proportions to up-country Yankee life. Read the first page Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Lake Champlain, Side Trip, New England, New York, North Hero, White River, Columbus Day, Connecticut River, Grand Isle, Manchester Center, South Hero, Ethan Allen, Northeast Kingdom, Island Pond, Manchester Village, Memorial Day, Isle La Motte, New Hampshire, Church Street, Green Mountains, Robert Frost, Winooski River, East Burke, Greek Revival, Ira Allen New!
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This drive begins in Bennington, a town steeped in early Vermont history, and passes through Arlington, one-time home of an illustrator whose depictions of his neighbors and everyday surroundings lent mythic proportions to up-country Yankee life. Read the first page Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Lake Champlain, Side Trip, New England, New York, North Hero, White River, Columbus Day, Connecticut River, Grand Isle, Manchester Center, South Hero, Ethan Allen, Northeast Kingdom, Island Pond, Manchester Village, Memorial Day, Isle La Motte, New Hampshire, Church Street, Green Mountains, Robert Frost, Winooski River, East Burke, Greek Revival, Ira Allen New!
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Front Cover | Table of Contents | First Pages | Index | Back Cover | Surprise Me!
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- Main Street (Barnes & Noble Classics Series) (B&N Classics) by Sinclair Lewis on 4 pages
- The Connecticut River by William Stekl on 4 pages
- The Public Library (In the High Street) by Graeme Kent on page 16, and page 51
- The STONE HOUSE by Day on page 23, and page 262
- Memorial Day (First Step Nonfiction) by Robin Nelson on page 262
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