IT WAS not yet noon and hotter than a July bride in a feather bed when I trudged a half-dozen miles down the wooded northeastern flank of Mount Greylock, which is, at 3,491 feet, about as high as you can go in the state of Massachusetts.
An edition of Walking to Vermont
(2004)
Walking to Vermont
From Times Square into the Green Mountains -- a Homeward Adventure
by Christopher S. Wren
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Biography, Description and travel, Foreign correspondents, Psychological aspects, Psychological aspects of Retirement, Retirement, Travel, Walking, New england, description and travel, New York Times reviewedPeople
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Walking to Vermont: From Times Square into the Green Mountains -- a Homeward Adventure
July 1, 2006, Simon & Schuster
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Walking to Vermont: a foreign correspondent greets retirement by hitting the road for the crowning adventure of his life
2004, Simon & Schuster
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Walking to Vermont: from Times Square into the Green Mountains--a homeward adventure
2004, RB Large Print
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1402579462 9781402579462
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"IT WAS not yet noon and hotter than a July bride in a feather bed when I trudged a half-dozen miles down the wooded northeastern flank of Mount Greylock, which is, at 3,491 feet, about as high as you can go in the state of Massachusetts."
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