Vermont: Classic Villages/Southeast Vermont

Day 1 | 39.3 miles | 10/04/04

Normal route for the day 26.3, with Pomfret option +13.

S. Woodstock > Woodstock > Taftsville > Quechee > Pomfret > Woodstock > S. Woodstock

Kedron Valley Inn, S. Woodstock, VT
Innkeepers: Jack and Nicole Maiden


Laura reaches town on SR 106.


The Woodstock Green.


The Black Arch Bridge.


Bonnie, standing on The Black Arch Bridge.


The Ottauquecnee River.


Laura and Bonnie


Just before a steep grade, Laura stops at the Teago General Store in S. Pomfret,
Note: the ski area in this area is called Suicide Six.


Getting ready for winter in South Pomfret.


A creek alongside a road.


A little rest and a photo.


What goes up must come down.


The Valley.


The road ahead.


Close up of the colorful hillside.


It's nice to look back every now and then.


A few cows on the hillside.


More cows just around the bend.
Note: Vermont is the home of Ben & Jerry's and cheddar cheese.


Here comes Laura.


A little reflection.


After a long descent we reach the Village of Quechee.


Simon Pearce Glass Works and Restaurant.


The Ottauquechee River.


The Quechee Village Deli.
A memorable turkey sandwich with green apples and cheddar cheese.


Bonnie at the picnic spot.
Bob is one of our fearless leaders.


Taftsville Covered Bridge.
Note: this is a really steep downhill with a very sharp turn onto a dirt road.


The dirt road. After 2.3 miles the road turns back to pavement.


A few horses stop to say hello.


The Woodstock Middle Bridge.


View from the bridge.


Just a pretty bridge with a creek that I glimpsed while zooming down the hill and snapped on the way back to the Kedron Valley Inn.

These photos are great, I want to see more. Take me to Day 2.
Enough of Vermont, take me back to the main photo page.
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