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Eric & I wave goodbye to Terry
& Barb.
We had another amazing visit
with our northern cousins.
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Eric follows New York State Route 3 East.
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The Silo at this Farm is missing
its roof.
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is shrouded in fog.
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We leave the Northway at Exit 31.
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The Champlain Bridge is 20
miles thataway...
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This is a very strange-looking building.
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I think it's an old hotel.
Each room has a view.
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Eric turns onto Vermont Route 17 East.
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Crown Point was a strategic military
site on Lake Champlain
during the Revolutionary War.
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This is the latest bridge at Crown Point.
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Welcome to Vermont
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A Vermont Farm
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Eric turns onto Vermont Route 107 East.
We follow signs to Interstate 89 South.
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Welcome Bienvenue
About twenty percent of New Hampshire's population is French American or French Canadian.
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We continue south on Interstate 93 South.
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Country roads take us to...
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The old-fashioned road marker
says A MASS 890.
Our campground is on the
border of New Hampshire
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We register at the Office & Store.
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The 50 Amp Electric Service at
our campsite isn't working.
We're plugged into the
adjacent site for one night.
This campsite also has water and sewer services.
Tomorrow our grandson, Sean will join us for a few days.
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