Our first stop of the day was Montpelier, Vermont. We walked around the State Capitol grounds and also through the inside of the beautiful Capitol building itself. The legislative chambers are very small; the Vermont Senate comprises just a handful of people.

Status of Ethan Allen at the entrance to the Capitol building.

This quote from Ethan Allen is inscribed in the entrance to the Capitol.

Chris, standing on the Capitol steps.

Me, on the Capitol grounds in Montpelier, Vermont.

Pretty flowers adorn the entrance to the Vermont State Capitol.

Our next stop was the Cabot Creamery. It had started raining, and we decided to step inside, visit the gift shop, and take the tour. It was worth it, very interesting.

Chris having a bovine moment in front of the Cabot Creamery.

Me, after the visit to the Cabot Creamery.

We passed by the little town of Wolcott, Vermont. I took a picture of the town sign in honor of my friend, Roger Wolcott.

We didn't think there would be anything of interest in Wolcott, Vermont, but we came upon this beautiful covered railroad bridge, the Fisher Bridge.

The Fisher Bridge, Wolcott, Vermont.

Chris at the Fisher Bridge.

View of the tracks inside the Fisher Bridge.