Day 35

Today was a snowy beautiful winter wonderland in the capital of Vermont - Montpelier! We learned a lot about Vermont- including that it is illegial for billboards or skyscrapers to be in this beautiful state, keeping the views gorgeous no matter where you look. 

We visited the capital in the snow so Dan could get a shot, and had an awesome dinner at the Mad Taco. The town of Montpelier is adorable with tiny shops and tons of personality. 

​Our show at the Savoy Theatre was a blast! The audience was small due to the knee-deep storm, but mighty in enthusasium! 

After the show, we had two very special presentations. First, the Quilt of Valor for Vermont was award to Vietnam Veteran and Bronze Star Recipient, Mark Kaufman. After that, we awarded 2 of our 50 challenge coins to two extremely special friends, Bob McNabb, who we met in Normandy, France and he has been with us all across the Northeast volunteering in the lobby, helping with load in and load out, and even making us homemade cookies. The other was our good friend and Letters From Home board member, Jerry Bryant, who has been a supporter of Letters From Home for years! We love both Bob and Jerry and are so happy they joined us at the show tonight. 

Thanks, Vermont.