I came here expecting to find The Simpsons, but instead I found a Dr. Seuss sculpture garden and a beer can museum. And no, there wasn’t even any Duff there! They must still be curating (drinking?) that artifact.
Next stop, Canada.
Continuing the journey northward to the Canadian border, I stopped off in yet another state capital. Next to Delaware this has got to be the tiniest state capital buildings I’ve seen to date.
And what trip through Vermont would be complete without a Ben & Jerry’s factor tour!? I especially loved the witty graveyard of now-deceased flavors. I won’t post them all here, but if you’d like to see the rest, just ask — or go visit the factory yourself some time and you’ll get to sample some of their yet-to-be-release flavors still in development. I had the vanilla pineapple raspberry, meh — but then again I’m not a huge fan of ice cream in general. I’m weird like that.
A nice little city that sits on the eastern edge of Lake Champlain, with just a hint of quirkiness. I could certainly see spending a week or so here during the summer. Not so much in the winter however.
How did I never know that CT had such an impressive State Capitol building!?! Go Hartford!
