First it snowed, then we lost power and water, so we boiled snow for coffee and bucket showers. 
Talk about a fabulous holiday!
Guess where Miss Lou spent her Thanksgiving week?
(Hey! No researching necessary!)
1. One of my favorite authors works in this state.
2. The name of its capital city is also a city in France.
3. This city is best known for their cheese.
4. The author writes for both children and adults.
5. The capital has 10 letters
6. It makes award-winning cheddar.
7. The name of the state comes from the French words "green mountain."
8. You better get it by now without Googling.
9. Monarch butterflies are native to this state.
10. The first log schoolhouse in this city stood at the foot of Shepard Hill.
11. Okay, enough hints already!
12. Time to guess!
Now, your turn.
9 comments:
err Vermont??
Yeah, I'm with pichu. The capital sort of sounds French (Montepelier).
well.. Wisconsin is known for making cheese.. but the capital is green bay (i think)
so i'm really not sure T.T
I think I know!! Awesome Thanksgiving...and fabulous cheese.
o.o ... who ru??
We have an invader!!!! Yes, it IS in Vermont. Great job, Pichu...but now, what city?!
Lots o cows!
OH NO!!! INTRUDER!!!
~~ Arlington???
MEEEP INTRUDER GAAK (btw, nice pic intruder :D)
err yay? i'm half way rite :P
city city city... hmm idk DX
CABOT! Nobody won. I guess I'll keep the Port-a-Potty for my own using.
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