We relocated campgrounds from Ashland, NH to Quechee, VT.
The afternoon was pleasant, starting with a lunch at an old mill on the river, near a covered bridge.
The old mill has been turned into a restaurant and glass blowing factory, with extremely high quality blown glass objects.
The restaurant has a good view of the water and the covered bridge.
Glass Blowing - Start with a blob and turn
This is the blowing part
Insert the blown blob into the furnace
Out comes the start of a glass vase
Work with the tools
The finished vase is ready to put into the cooler.
This mile long gorge was cut into the granite at the end of the last ice age
since it was the only outlet for the large glacial lake.
View from the top
Half way down
view at the bottom- the gorge is 165 ft deep.
Enjoying watching the bees, before hiking back to the top.
Last stop - a craft shop in Woodstock (in Vermont)
Love this display - before and after the felting process!
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