One man's wilderness

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New Hampshire native John Kulish has lived off the land most of his 81 years, feeding his family from the wildlife there. When he applied for a janitorial job at a Boston University camp in NH, the staff realized he knew more about animal behaviour than anyone there. They hired him to teach college students.

Behavior, New Hampshire, Naturalists, Conservationists, Kulish, John

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Sweet harvest in South Hero

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There were over 140 apple orchards a century ago in the Lake Champlain Islands in northern Vermont. Now there are just four, but they grow just as many apples as they ever did. Many are worked by a group of Jamaicans, who have brought the island's culture to the region, including cricket.

United States, Fruit industry, Fruit trade, Vermont, Lake Champlain, Orchards, Jamaicans in the United States, Jamaicans

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6 inns, 4 states, 2 billion colored leaves: an autumn tour of New England's original historic inns

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A profile on the services, amenities and unique local color of New England's six historic inns are presented. Apart from the historic inns, some of the area's interesting dining and specialty stores are also presented.

Hotels and motels, Historic sites, New England

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