Hey everyone. The forecast is calling for six days of great weather. Bring swim suits. Bring bikes. Bring outdoor games. We can't wait to see everyone!
Rebecca and I are working madly to finish a bathroom, but otherwise things are falling into place quite nicely.
Monday, August 31, 2009
Tuesday, July 28, 2009
Gifts
We're not registering anywhere because we already have enough stuff in our lives.
We'll be asking your help with potluck contributions and other help throughout the weekend. This is a great gift for us.
If you still feel that you must bring a gift, feel free to bring fall-planting bulbs or some native New England plant or shrub. We're landscaping our backyard and the more plants the better!
The most important gift, of course, is your presence!
We'll be asking your help with potluck contributions and other help throughout the weekend. This is a great gift for us.
If you still feel that you must bring a gift, feel free to bring fall-planting bulbs or some native New England plant or shrub. We're landscaping our backyard and the more plants the better!
The most important gift, of course, is your presence!
Tuesday, July 14, 2009
What To Wear?
This is a casual affair...and we mean it.
- For the ceremony, dressy casual is in. That means no coat and tie expected, but wear something fun for you.
- For the rest of the weekend, it's just casual. Bring swimsuits. Bring layers. Vermont weather changes constantly.
- On the dance floor, wear something fun. Twirly skirts and dresses are great. Boys, you can look hip too. We know you can.
Sunday, July 5, 2009
Fun Saturday Adventures
Swim or Kayak in Lake Champlain
Our neighborhood beach is family friendly. Cool off just one block from our house. You can also borrow our kayaks or rent them on the waterfront.
Ride the Burlington Bike Path & Bike Ferry
Bring your bikes or rent them at Local Motion, North Star Sports or Skirack. The trail goes 13 miles north into the Champlain Islands where orchards and vineyards await!
Visit Church Street or Burlington's Waterfront
There's the ECHO museum, Lake Champlain Chocolates, and enough shopping for anyone.
Go for a Hike
There are many great hikes in the Burlington area. Many are on Local Motion's Trail Finder:
Red Rocks Park, Colchester Pond and Camel's Hump.
For many other ideas, click here.
Our neighborhood beach is family friendly. Cool off just one block from our house. You can also borrow our kayaks or rent them on the waterfront.
Ride the Burlington Bike Path & Bike Ferry
Bring your bikes or rent them at Local Motion, North Star Sports or Skirack. The trail goes 13 miles north into the Champlain Islands where orchards and vineyards await!
Visit Church Street or Burlington's Waterfront
There's the ECHO museum, Lake Champlain Chocolates, and enough shopping for anyone.
Go for a Hike
There are many great hikes in the Burlington area. Many are on Local Motion's Trail Finder:
Red Rocks Park, Colchester Pond and Camel's Hump.
For many other ideas, click here.
Monday, May 4, 2009
Accomodations
Burlington is a popular place in the summertime. We encourage everyone to make their reservations soon.
Here are our recommendations for places to stay in the bustle of town. They all are $125+ per night.
Willard Street Inn (1 mile away, edge of downtown)
Howard Street Guest House (1 mile away, 1 suite)
Lang House (1.5 miles away, edge of downtown)
One of a Kind B&B (1.5 miles away, edge of downtown)
Hilton (1.5 miles away, downtown, waterfront)
Marriott (1.5 miles away, downtown, waterfront)
There are many cheaper places to stay close to town (5-10 minutes) away.
University Inn (802) 264-4114
Comfort Inn
Anchorage Inn
Holiday Inn Express
The complete list of accommodations is at:
www.vermont.org/visiting/accommodations.aspx
There are also wonderful places to stay in the Champlain Islands or Green Mountains (30-50 minutes away). Call us if you have any questions!
Here are our recommendations for places to stay in the bustle of town. They all are $125+ per night.
Willard Street Inn (1 mile away, edge of downtown)
Howard Street Guest House (1 mile away, 1 suite)
Lang House (1.5 miles away, edge of downtown)
One of a Kind B&B (1.5 miles away, edge of downtown)
Hilton (1.5 miles away, downtown, waterfront)
Marriott (1.5 miles away, downtown, waterfront)
There are many cheaper places to stay close to town (5-10 minutes) away.
University Inn (802) 264-4114
Comfort Inn
Anchorage Inn
Holiday Inn Express
The complete list of accommodations is at:
www.vermont.org/visiting/accommodations.aspx
There are also wonderful places to stay in the Champlain Islands or Green Mountains (30-50 minutes away). Call us if you have any questions!
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