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Capture My Vermont Photo Contest - Photos Photos Lets Fly Away by RICHARD CAPEN JR in Festivals Floating On Air. This event was the 37 TH Quechee Balloon Festival which was taken from the Quechee Covered Bridge walkway in the early morning...

Capture My Vermont Photo Contest - Welcome to the Vermont photo contest that's all about you. Submit photos, win prizes and get why? Why do we ask your age? To comply with the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act of 1998. You must be at least 13 years old to use Capture My Vermont. Say something if you aren't human!...

Capture My Vermont Photo Contest - Williamstown by john knox Many of you know that I am trying to take one scenic photograph of each of Vermont's 251 towns. This week passing through the village of Williamstown this image captured my attention.