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Date Posted: 10:51:46 10/16/11 Sun
Author: bill
Author Host/IP: 68.162.31.114
Subject: Re: Wandering Through
In reply to: Craig 's message, "Re: Wandering Through" on 08:55:30 10/16/11 Sun

Buckwheat pancakes at polys because I love Buckwheat pancakes and they had one of the best batter mixes which I also got to take with me.

John Harmons store in Sugar Hill for aged cheese right on main street. I think he either retired or sold the Biz but it was still there last time I went up run by people for his former supplier from upstate NY where he got the cheese to do the aging.

Late night runs to the Woodsville Diner open 24/7 .
Ned wrote a great piece on this which may or may not be in the archives still. I had it saved but that was on the computer that died so probably gone now if I could get back into it.... it does a startup loop up to opening windows then goes back to the beginning and keeps looping.

The diner on the other side of the river in Vermont or stopping for block Vermont Chedar.. was that in Cabot ?

Some fantastic restaurants at some of the resorts as well and some of the old hotels , many with great views of course.

Runs to the China Barn in Vermont for chinese... closer than Boston which was the next choice... the canned chinese food place down near Dartmouth did not count when they opened it just for students who wanted quick chinese style food.

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