A Look Back At December 2012 Events
On Saturday December 1, 2012 the Scouts of Pack 235 in Hartland hosted a pancake breakfast at the Stone Church in Hartland VT. There was a steady stream of hungry folks at the event there to enjoy the blueberry, chocolate chip or plain pancakes smothered in Vermont maple syrup.
The annual Craft Fair with Santa was held Saturday December 1, 2012 at the Hartland Elementary School. The light snow that fell made for a festival for children and families in Hartland visiting Santa.
Saturday December 1, 2012, the Upper Valley Waldorf School in Quechee hosted its annual Winter Fair. This year’s fair included candle making, gingerbread decorating, a luncheon, music by the school chorus and the always popular Crystal Cookie Cave and Gnome Dome.
Folks in Brownsville got together on Saturday December 1, 2012 and hosted a Holiday Bazaar in the Town Hall. Local crafts people were on hand to show off their wares just in time for some holiday shopping. Lunch was also served and rumor had it that the corn chowder was to die for. $5 got you a bowl of chowder and all you could fit on a plate, sandwiches, salads, and cookies.
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The annual Craft Fair with Santa was held Saturday December 1, 2012 at the Hartland Elementary School. The light snow that fell made for a festival for children and families in Hartland visiting Santa.
More images of the Craft Fair and Santa's Visit: photosbynanci.smugmug.com
Saturday December 1, 2012, the Upper Valley Waldorf School in Quechee hosted its annual Winter Fair. This year’s fair included candle making, gingerbread decorating, a luncheon, music by the school chorus and the always popular Crystal Cookie Cave and Gnome Dome.
More images of the Waldorf Winter Fair: photosbynanci.smugmug.com
Folks in Brownsville got together on Saturday December 1, 2012 and hosted a Holiday Bazaar in the Town Hall. Local crafts people were on hand to show off their wares just in time for some holiday shopping. Lunch was also served and rumor had it that the corn chowder was to die for. $5 got you a bowl of chowder and all you could fit on a plate, sandwiches, salads, and cookies.
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