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Rt. 7A, Shaftsbury, VT (Across from the Chocolate Barn) Monday Through Friday t Cou n rmon try Ve mpler Sa August 2012 Free • Statewide Calendar of Events, Map • Inns, B&B’s, Dining, Real Estate • Plenty of Good Reading! X-C SKIING • SNOWSHOEING • 1,300 ACRES FITNESS CENTER • SAUNA WHIRLPOOL • GOLF BIKING A great spot to gather. For all ages. To celebrate weddings, birthdays and family reunions. An Outstanding Place to Connect. ~ Only 3 miles from Exit 4 / I-89 ~ 802-728-5575 www.3stallioninn.com Lower Stock Farm Road • Randolph, Vermont The Sammis Family, Owners “Best Dining Experience in Central Vermont” WEDDINGS • REUNIONS RETREATS • CONFERENCES LIPPITT’S RESTAURANT • MORGAN’S PUB Saxtons River to Host Ethan Lipton and His Orchestra Main Street Arts is excited is moving to another planet, to host Ethan Lipton and His and Ethan Lipton doesn’t Orchestra in the Vermont want to go. Part love letter premiere of No Place To Go to his co-workers, part query on August 10 at 7:30 p.m. at to the universe, part protest Horowitz Hall at Vermont to company and country, Academy in Saxtons River, No Place To Go delivers an VT. irreverent and personal musi- Written by Ethan Lipton cal ode to the unemployed. with music composed by “Hilarious, twisted, so- Ethan Lipton and His Or- phisticated, schleppy and chestra, No Place To Gowas sad all at once. Songs that presented to sold out audi- take the mundane of life and ences at Manhattan’s famed twist it.” —NPR’s Weekend Joe’s Pub as part of Public Edition Theater’s New York Voices Tickets $15. Call (802) Series. On May 21st, No 869-2960, or go to brattle- Place To Go won a New borotix.com. Reservations York’s Village Voice 57th encouraged. annual Obie award. The No Place To Gostory: For more information go The company where he’s to www.mainstreetsrts.org. worked for the past 10 years and www.ethanlipton.com. Cows take a rest at the yearly Tunbridge Fair. photo by Nancy Cassidy TOWNSHEND OpenThursdays COMMON 3:30–6:30 pm August Myopia FARMERS’ thru October 11 by Bill Felker MARKET In the church if Rain! Summer is an entire life of landscape, lush and complete ment away and toward, tidal rotation, a perfect loop that Junction of Rts. 30 & 35, Townshend, VT like the body and soul of a person grown to sweet and suc- denies cosmology of everlasting expansion, a circle which (802) 869-2141 or [email protected] cessful maturity. Now I see it coming all undone, see how denies that everything is traveling toward some particular perfection can unravel so swiftly and deliberately. end, denies that our acts and our lives are expanding forever Local farm fresh produce, eggs, grass-fed meats, But in the year’s symmetry and counterpoint, I tell myself, outward like the universe, exploding from a tiny seed and plants, breads, baked goods, and dinners. nothing really falls out of place: descent is as impeccable as egg, their eventual end unknowable or tracked by Jesus for Plus handmade soaps, blown glass and more. ascent, renewal as clear as decay. Everything proceeds with doomsday judgment. EBT and Farm to Family coupons welcome such exact measure, easing resurgence into decline, changes Sometimes, of course, it doesn’t help to try to understand demonstrating the whole nature of each thing, a nature which how everything fi ts together, how bad is balanced out by is only progression, which never has to do with only this or good, how loss is soothed by gain, how everything must only that at any given moment, and in which objects never have a purpose, how life has meaning, how all my actions are GIFT BOXES! lie in stasis as in a photograph. watched and weighed. And when I try too hard to understand The unfolding of August reveals the truth of matter and rebirth in dying, the truth of symmetry and counterpoint blurs Order Now to Send or Take-Home time, buds beneath exhausted fl owers, simultaneous move- all the edges of my late-summer confusion. Looking ever Your Choice or Ready-Made. more closely, I fi nd the borders of my thoughts and emotions We Ship Anywhere! are lost from view. Questions of ultimate concern become Our Own Vermont Maple Syrup, cloudy and irrelevant in my escape to August myopia. Maple Cream & Maple Candy, Honey, I concentrate just on what is here before me now, under- Vermont Cheddar, Jams, Jellies and more. standing less of what I see the closer I move until I reduce — Open 7 Days, 8am-5pm — A Christian Resale Shop geography to my unfocused inner eye; there everything is Harlow’s Sugar House Located in the St. Edmund of Canterbury Church Basement present and porous and connected. Then I lose control of transcendence and destiny. Blinded by the world so close, Rt. 5, 3 miles north of Putney, VT Main Street, Saxtons River, VT • Open Thurs & Sat 9 am to 3 pm (802) 387-5852 I foil the receding glow of the Big Bang and linear time. I curl up and ride dizzy and undone on the foggy, spinning radii of seasons. KLICK’S e Healing Experien ANTIQUES & CRAFTS h ce Bought & Sold T Chest er, VT SPECIALIZING IN RAG RUGS, Th erapeutic Massage & Bodywork COUNTRY ANTIQUES, FOLK ART. Wendy Schwarz, NCMT Watch rag rugs & placemats being made (802) 875-2402 • (802) 779-2196 Open Mon–Fri 10–5 or by appointment [email protected] 29 Westminster St • Bellows Falls, VT Just south of the square • (802) 463-9656 240 Depot St., Chest er, VT Multiple Modalities—New Couples Massage Vermont Country Sampler August 2012, Vol. XXVIII Flames Stables The Vermont Country Sampler is distributed free over-the- Route 100 South, Wilmington, VT counter in and out of Vermont. Back issues, $2 per issue, fi rst class. Subscriptions $24/year. (802) 464-8329 Calendar of Events published free of charge. Mail your Telecom Services: Experience, Scenic Year-Round information to us by the 15th of the preceding month. dependability and a commitment Trail Rides: $25 for 40 Min. Advertising rates available upon request. Deadline the 10th of the preceding month. to total customer satisfaction. Children Over 6 Can Ride Alone “Sovernet was very timely, flexible and very helpful Pony Rides for Younger Children Vermont Country Sampler to me. I am delighted with Sovernet.” - Valerie, Bellows Falls ~ By Reservation ~ P.O. Box 226, Danby, VT 05739 • (802) 293-5752 Great Family Fun at the Lowest Prices Around! [email protected] vermontcountrysampler.com (877) 877-2120 z www.sover.net Open 7 Days a Week—5:30 am – 9 pm CCurtis’urtis’ BBarbequearbeque Fresh Garden le Your Pickle Pala Featuring BBQ Pork, Tick te! Ribs & Chicken, Vegetables slow cooked over an & Flowers With Hickin’s Pickles outdoor open pit Sweet Maple Icycle • Mustard Crock • Cooler Dill hardwood fi re. Corn on Bread & Butter • Maple Cinnamon • Dilly Bean the cob, baked potatoes, Corn Peppered Pickles baked beans, Curtis’ Free Wifi own unique BBQ sauce. Mobil Gas Jellies Curtis Tuff, Prop We do catering. Handicapped Jams Rt. 5, Exit 5 off of I-91 Come enjoy our picnic tables Restrooms allenbrothersfarms.com (802) 722-3395 and park-like grounds. A Farm Bakery featuring our famous cider donuts, apple pies Open Thurs thru Sun for Lunch & Dinner MOUNTAIN MOWINGS FARM and breads—all Homemade. Our deli off ers sandwiches, pizza, 1999 Black Mountain Rd, Dummerston, VT 05301 (Exit 4 off I-91) and soups made to order. Indoor and Outdoor eating areas. Rt. 5, Putney, VT (802) 254-2146 (802) 387-5474 • www.curtisbbqvt.com Come visit us at Vermont’s largest farmstand! Visit us at hickinfarm.com Page 2 Vermont Country Sampler, August 2012 Amateur telescope makers gather at clubhouse at Stellafane on Breezy Hill in Springfi eld, VT. photo by Alan Rohwer Stellafane—The 77th Annual Convention of Amateur Telescope Makers in Springfi eld, VT The Stellafane Convention Port-a-potties are provided. There is plenty of room, includ- build their own. Together, they ground, polished, and fi gured ing space for RV parking. Hot meals are available from a mirrors, completed their telescopes, and began using them, And Why You Should Come catered food tent. soon becoming thoroughly captivated by amateur astronomy. Every year in the dark of a midsummer new moon, amateur The original Stellafane site on Breezy Hill remains the By 1923 they had formed a club, the Springfi eld Telescope astronomers and telescope makers travel great distances to location for the telescope competition, and of course is Makers, and had built Stellafane, our now legendary club- gather on a beautiful rural hilltop in Springfi eld, Vermont. where the Stellafane clubhouse and Porter Turret Telescope house. In 1925 their activities drew the attention of Albert The 2012 Stellafane Convention will be held August are located. In 1986, faced with the loss of access to an Ingalls, an editor at Scientifi c American. He visited the club, 16–19. The oldest and one of the largest assemblies of night adjacent fi eld that had been the Convention’s camping area, and soon began publishing articles by Porter and others about sky enthusiasts, The Stellafance Convention has been hosted the STM, with the support of members who mortgaged their telescope making. This generated interest across the country, here at the birthplace of American amateur telescope mak- homes, purchased a 40-acre farm across the road from the and the club decided to invite other amateurs to visit. ing by the Springfi eld Telescope Makers (STM) since 1926. original Stellafane site. This became known as Stellafane On July 3, 1926, 29 people came to Breezy Hill, and The East.
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