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LIKE! Welcome to the group 45th parallel north... Add another photos only "from 44:59:00 to 45:00:59" coordinates. Thank you & Happy New Year from Italy.
Dear Mr. Belanger, It is really a very interesting history of your father and the quarry. I am very impressed by your father creativeness.
I am also very happy of how much you have enjoyed my photo with all your memories. Thanks a lot for all your comments. Gonzalo
The stone pillar describes how a flag was erected by residents of Grand Isle County within 24 hours of the 9/11 attacks. Originally on a birch pole on a sand bar in the lake, it was moved first to higher ground, then to this permanent location on 9/11/2010. It is maintained by the Grand Isle VFW and the Vermont Department of Transportation. A Vermont Historic Marker describing the history of the Lake Champlain Islands is to the left.
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How come we cannot see this bridge on the map?
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Two hours later, it was snowing
LIKE! Welcome to the group 45th parallel north... Add another photos only "from 44:59:00 to 45:00:59" coordinates. Thank you & Happy New Year from Italy.
Dear Mr. Belanger, It is really a very interesting history of your father and the quarry. I am very impressed by your father creativeness. I am also very happy of how much you have enjoyed my photo with all your memories. Thanks a lot for all your comments. Gonzalo
The stone pillar describes how a flag was erected by residents of Grand Isle County within 24 hours of the 9/11 attacks. Originally on a birch pole on a sand bar in the lake, it was moved first to higher ground, then to this permanent location on 9/11/2010. It is maintained by the Grand Isle VFW and the Vermont Department of Transportation. A Vermont Historic Marker describing the history of the Lake Champlain Islands is to the left.
thanks!!!
Call it a monument if you wish, but more accurately it is a Vermont historic marker. More importantly, his name was SAMUEL DE CHAMPLAIN.
Bela foto, na hora certa no local certo. Parabéns