Or wherever he’s been.
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Fall colors in 2024 started to peak in early October
This was taken Oct. 5 and looks south behind our unit.
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A field trip to the Simon Pearce restaurant and factory in Quechee, Vt., and a new pollinator garden next door
The restaurant is housed in the red-brick building. The river once powered a mill. They actually manufacture glassware in the building. 
Covered bridges are iconic; this one was outside the restaurant. 
Northern Woodlands’ new executive director Jack Saul inaugurates the new pollinator garden. 
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Exploring the outdoors, here and in Hanover
We visited Post Pond for the first time and saw huge hydrangeas outside the Hanover Inn when we stopped for lunch.
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We took a five-mile walk through the nearby woods
The gravel road started just a block from our condo and rose and rose for several miles before we reached the peak. This was our clockwise route:
Trees formed a natural, shady allée. 
Getting closer to the gravel road’s peak. 
Lots of property was off limits. 
We spotted these mushrooms growing on a tree. 
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At last, furniture is installed during a three-day visit by interior designer Betsy Wall
Bittners sent a truck from Louisville with an apartment full of furniture. The only room not shown here is the guest room, where we’re still waiting for a mattress.
The living room looking north. 
Foyer with mid-century modern desk. 
Hallway with abstract painting. 
Kitchen looking to foyer. 
Dining room looking south. 
Dining room from the living room. 
Dining table with six chairs on casters. 
We’ll place a TV on this green marble-topped server. 
Primary bedroom looking south. 
Primary bedroom looking east.
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