bonfire

Ryan Stanley, 20, of White River Junction Vt. and his girlfriend, Jasmine Pelkey, 15, of South Royalton Vt., are lighted by the flames of a bonfire Tuesday, October 20, 2009 during Hartford High School’s Homecoming at Kilowatt Park in Wilder, Vt..


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golf

shot on October 10, at the end of the NHIAA Class 1 Team Golf Championship at the White Mountains Country Club in Ashland N.H..

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last summer

i wanted to post these two images for quite a while now. i took them in june at a gun show in kansas city, mo. in the first image darin raleigh cuddles with his wife as the sales slowed down during lunch hour. in the other one, oblivious to the powerful weapons around her, katie raliegh, 13, is more interested in a nintendo ds video game called littlest pets.

yellow jackets beat the highlanders

The Windsor bench bursts with joy in anticipation of the game winning goal scored by Megan O'Neill during the second 10-minute sudden-death overtime period on Thursday, October22, 2009, in Windsor Vt.. Players, beginning third from left are Aleigha Sykes, 11, Alex Morley, dressed in street clothes, who couldn't play because a concussion she suffered in the previous game, Amanda Ashline, 4, Janine Lens, 1, Paige Townsend, 18, and Lillee VanReeth, 5. Windsor won the play-off against Harwood 1-0, and will play against Springfield in the next game.

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marauders vs. raiders

Lebanon High School's Alexander Kivela, 24, knocks away a pass from Hanover High School receiver Daniel Gorman, 2, near the Lebanon end zone, on Saturday, September 19, 2009, in Hanover, N.H..Hanover won 35-20.

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whole lotta lamps

Ken Blaisdell paints a bamboo-leaf pattern on a lamp shade on September 10, at his shop in downtown White River Junction, Vt.. Blaisdell was working on a series of lamps that he has named the "brake lights" because he uses automotive brake rotors as lamp feet.


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