Day Three: A contrast of Burlington experiences.
University of Vermont and St. Michael's College
Students took the opportunity of the first glimpse of sunshine to tour and explore a Land Grant, Flagship University of 10,000 Undergraduate Students in Northern Vermont, and follow up that experience with a trip to a small, Catholic Liberal Arts College just down the road. Both institutions feature amazing winter opportunities, the assets of a beautiful and interesting host metropolitan region, and an amazing lake as a backyard.
After a few days in the rain, the students were literally climbing the walls with energy.
Tourist pic at Gutterson Arena-- UVM has pretty good hockey. Go Bruins!
There is nothing like a tour with an energetic tour-guide. Thank you Debbie.
The St. Michael's tour was beautiful AND informative.
Naturally, the Purple Knight reminded Groton students of their own Purple Knight, Mr. Millikin.
After heading south, dinner at a local restaurant in Middlebury resulted in a discovery of local Groton hero, Mr. Westman.
Dinner on the waterfront of Otter Creek? Yes, please. And you cannot really go wrong with nachos, no matter where you go.
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