Vermont the Heart of New England Travel Guide
Vermont offers historic sites and natural beauty with activities like skiing camping and golf. Notable places include the Bennington Battle Monument Shelburne Museum and the marble quarries in Barre along with Smuggler’s Notch and historic Lake Champlain. The state hosts maple sugaring in fall and October foliage draws visitors. contact Vermont Travel Division for more details.
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New England
Vermont
Green Mountain
Connecticut River
Lake Champlain
Chester Arthur
Calvin Coolidge
Bennington Battle Monument
Shelburne
Ticonderoga
Green Mountain National Forest
Barre
Proctor
Vermont Travel Division
State Street
Montpelier
Crawfish Pioneer From Edgefield Sells Louisiana Delicacy
David Jones and wife Marcia raise Red Swamp Crawfish near Edgefield starting in 1981. They sell to restaurants like Up Your Alley and Houndslake, markets, and individuals while promoting the product through the South Carolina Crawfish Association. The venture includes pond culture, seasonal harvesting, and family cooking recipes for crawfish boil jambalaya and etouffee.
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Edgefield
David Jones
Chad
Louisiana
South Carolina
Jones
Savannah River
Aiken
Dixie Dons To Perform At Hopelands
The Dixie Dons a jazz ensemble will perform in the Hopeland Summer Concert Series at 7 p.m. in the gardens on Dupree Place off Whiskey Road. Spectators should bring lawn chairs or blankets. If rain occurs the concert moves to South Aiken High auditorium. Admission is free and open to the public.
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Dixie Dons
Hopeland
Dupree Place
Whiskey Road
South Aiken High
Crawfish As A New South Carolina Industry
South Carolina explores crawfish as a viable commercial industry. The guide explains farming ponds, harvesting methods, nutrition, and uses in dishes such as Etoufee and Jambalaya. It includes cooking steps, storage guidelines, and ready-to-serve recipes like Crawfish Linguine and crawfish cakes.
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South Carolina
Louisiana
Gunsmoke Movie In The Works From CBS
CBS develops a Gunsmoke feature bringing back James Arness as Dillon and Amanda Blake as Kitty with John Mantley as executive producer and Jim Burns writing. Production hinges on script approval. the series ran 1955 to 1975 as television’s longest running dramatic show.
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Los Angeles
Miss Kitty
Long Branch
Matt Dillon
Dodge City
CBS
James Arness
Dillon
Amanda Blake
Kitty
Bob Silberling
John Mantley
Jim Burns
Silberling
Arness
Miss Blake
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Vermont Travel
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Heart of
Marcia Jones
Flo
By Phil Jones
Hopelands
Albermarle
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