Day 302 August
1, 2018
The sun was shining bright outside but I woke up tired and
exhausted from a restless night of bad dreams.
We didn’t eat breakfast for we were going to find something on our way
to Vermont; however, we didn’t see anything, so we stopped at a Dunkin Donuts
though I absolutely hate their food. All
in all, I was irritable, tired and did not feel well.
Passing into Vermont the countryside was at first dotted
with maple syrup farms. Then it turned
into rundown homes that reminded me of West Virginia. When we neared Stowe, Vermont the houses
became more put together and the landscape was a brighter shade of green and
mountains rose up in the background. Talking
about the houses reminds me of Maine for I don’t think I described the houses
there. The houses in Maine were
interesting for the majority of the houses were connected to their barns and
therefore one large building. I wonder
if the reasoning behind that is so one does not have to walk outside in the
difficult winters to get to the barn?
In Stowe, Jason was able to do some mountain biking while I
napped the entire two hours he was gone.
Upon his return I still felt weak, my chest felt like someone was
sitting on it for it was difficult to breathe and I was super tired. We drove towards some free camping south of
us; stopping along the way for a delicious pub burger and drink at the
Prohibition Pig in Waterbury, VT. The
air was humid, and rain was in the air as we continued our drive to the camping
area. To see this place in fall would be
something else for the trees on one side of the road seem to be reaching out to
the trees on the other side. As we
neared our campsite, I was daydreaming of seeing a moose when around a bend in
the road a huge female moose was right in the road! Once we parked, we played skip-bo for a little bit and then
I promptly went back to bed.
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