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Samuel de Champlain Monument in Orillia5 comments

erikatakacs wrote 1 month ago: This beautiful bronze monument by British sculptor Vernon March is in Orillia, on the shores of Lake … more →

Tags: Art, Opinions, sculpture art, Canada, monument, New France, orillia, Sculpture

late August 16092 comments

tugster wrote 3 months ago: I fear ambush, although better judgment tells me Juet has gotten under my skin, into my head.  Day a … more →

Tags: 17th century cartography, 17th century French exploration North America, 17th century polar explorers, Algonquin, canoes, Creative Nonfiction, Dutch culture, half moon, Henry Hudson

15-day Hudson River kayaking event starts Monday

goingcoastal wrote 4 months ago: The 15-day, 200-mile ninth annual Great Hudson River Paddle launches on Monday when 37 kayakers from … more →

Tags: Get Wet, Public Waterfront, paddle, kayak, Henry Hudson, Great Hudson River Paddle, Hudson River Valley Greenway, fort edward, Hudson River Valley National Heritage Area

The Quadricentennial and going through the motions

Mavis wrote 4 months ago: So, Burlington has had its festival commemorating the Champlain Quadricentennial —- meaning th … more →

Tags: vermont, History, Burlington, Champlain Quadricentennial, Vermont History, Commemoration

Navigational Aids (67 of 365)18 comments

Julie wrote 5 months ago: Samuel de Champlain was a French navigator who explored and mapped much of northeastern North Americ … more →

Tags: HDR, statue, Navigational Aids, mariner's astrolabe

late June 16091 comment

bowsprite wrote 5 months ago: Crash!  Tear!   Rend!  Rip!  Thwack! all sounds of terror added to wind and thunder in the darkness … more →

Tags: Creative Nonfiction, half moon, Henry Hudson, Hudson quadricentennial, John Smith

BDJ Festival, day 2: rock, paper, scissors

Cheryl wrote 6 months ago: a Firehouse floor socket, only one in the whole place that was empty! Yesterday evening’s perf … more →

Tags: Articles, Burlington, Lake Champlain, Discover Jazz Festival, quadricentennial, UVM, Firehouse Gallery, Paul Metzger, portative organ

A Visit to Isle La Motte and the Alburg Sand Dunes

Joanna wrote 6 months ago: On Sunday I drove to the Champlain Islands to visit the Alburg Dunes State Park and the Fisk Quarry … more →

Tags: Environment, Nature, Alburg sand dunes, beach pea, Bog, Champlain beachgrass, Coral, Events, Fossils

early May 16092 comments

tugster wrote 7 months ago: Déjà vu . . . déjà vu. That’s the term coming to mind. Only last year we followed the Norwegian shor … more →

Tags: Henry Hudson, half moon, Art, 17th century cartography, Creative Nonfiction, John Smith, Robert Juet

late April 16091 comment

tugster wrote 7 months ago: ((Editor’s Note: Although Henry channeled this logbook installment some days back, we’ve … more →

Tags: Henry Hudson, half moon, Hudson quadricentennial, 17th century cartography, Amsterdam, Creative Nonfiction, John Smith

Paddlers to Hail Hudson(s) on the Great Champlain Hudson River Paddle

newyorkoutdoors wrote 7 months ago: By LEIGH HORNBECK,T imesUnion.com, link to original full article Schuylerville will play host to the … more →

Tags: paddling, History, New York City, Kayaking, Hudson River, Albany, Hudson Valley, litter, yonkers

bonjour from québec city

Cheryl wrote 7 months ago: musicians atop the battlement wall Ready for that visit to Europe? Forget about booking a flight. Yo … more →

Tags: Articles, Dobet Gnahore, Québec, Québec city, Palais Montcalm

3 April 1609

bowsprite wrote 8 months ago: I love the warm breezes on my cheek telling me it’s spring. Soon, soon we will be under way and cold … more →

Tags: half moon, Art, Creative Nonfiction, John Smith

Enthusiasm Runs Deep for Hudson's 400th Anniversary

newyorkoutdoors wrote 8 months ago: By Michael Risinit, The Journal News, LoHud.com, link to original article Organizers from Manhattan … more →

Tags: History, New York City, Hudson River, Albany, Hudson Valley, Capital Region, Henry Hudson, 400th anniversary, Robert Fulton

If You've Got A Dream Like Mine

ponpilate wrote 9 months ago: In this great land is one of the best rivers in the world. The beauty of the countryside cannot be o … more →

Tags: Canadian Film, Canadian History, National Film Board of Canada, NFB, Robert Doucet

The Lake Champlain Quadricentennial2 comments

Janeite Deb wrote 11 months ago: This year marks the quadricentennial [400th!] celebration of Samuel de Champlain’s “foun … more →

Tags: Vermont resources, Featured Titles for sale, antiquarian books, Bygone Books, Lake Champlain, Lake Champlain Quadricentennial, Vermont Celebrates Champlain, Lake Champlain Land Trust

Samuel De Champlain Plaque4 comments

Joey wrote 12 months ago: Can you place the location of this sign? Samuel De Champlain Plaque, originally uploaded by captjoe0 … more →

Tags: gloucester, beauport, Massachusetts Bay Colony, Tercentary Commision

David Hackett Fischer's Champlain Biography Released

Michael Lynch wrote 1 year ago: I was in a bookstore earlier today and found, to my surprise and delight, that David Hackett Fischer … more →

Tags: Colonial America, Historiography, David Hackett Fischer, Champlain's Dream

Every Once in a While ...1 comment

ducksanddrakes wrote 1 year ago: I remember why God gave Maureen Dowd her overdeveloped tendency for literary indulgence. Syntax serv … more →

Tags: found phrases, language, Sarah Palin, Maureen Dowd, Latin, Syntax, the oxford english dictionary, Gags, jean-marie gustave leclezio


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