Hello friends of the road!
If you’re like me, Labor Day weekend can be of mixed feelings. Sure it is (hopefully) a holiday for all of you, but it also means back to school, and a foreshadowing of colder weather to come. Although this week sure has felt like summer huh? I’ve got some propaganda to share with you in this edition of the Bumpy Road Newsletter. The first is a reminder of an upcoming CPRA event that is part of the Vermont Archeology Month schedule. Here is the scoop:

September 27, 1:00 – 3:00 pm – Vermont Archeology Month Event – On Sunday the 27th, Stephen Zeoli will use the historic “Wintersmith” map as a guide for exploring Mount Independence as it was in the summer of 1777. Discover sites shown on the map that still have traces of the military road visible today and view some Revolutionary constructions not documented by Wintersmith. $5.00 for adults, free for children under 15. For more information, call the Visitors’ Center at Mount Independence at (802)948-2000

And I also have some exciting info that Tom Hughes as shared with me. Pardon his colorful nature. You may want to get sunglasses on to read it all. Have a good weekend all and here is Tom’s info:

1. According to a public event listing in the Sept. 2-8 edition of Sam’s Good News: The Ann Story Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution will publicly RE-dedicate the Green Mountain Boy statue in Rutland’s Main Street Park to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the original dedication. 5:30 p.m. on Friday, September 11.

2. According to the ATTACHED page, there is a one-time-only special FIVE FORMIDABLE FORTS (of the Lake Champlain Narrows) tour on Saturday, Sept. 12, starting on the east bank of Lake Champlain at 10 a.m.

3. According to an event listing in the Sept. 3 edition of the Addison County Independent, the Bristol Historical Society hosts retired high school history teacher and long-time re-enactor Jim Ross who will speak on the French and Indian War. 7 p.m., Thursday, Sept. 17 in Bristol’s Howden Hall. Info: 453-7709 or 453-2888.

4. The event schedule for the rest of 2015 at the Fort at #4:
September 7th
(Special Monday Opening 11-3)

September 19th & 20th
Revolutionary War Weekend: Return to Number 4
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October 10th & 11th
Women of the Fort

October 12th
(Special Monday Opening 11-3)

October 24th & 25
Fort No. 4 Militia: Rogers’ Return

October 31
Pickpockets, Rogues and Highwaymen (Special Activity, $5 per person)

November 7th & 8th
Native Heritage Weekend
(Last Weekend of the Fort’s 2015 Regular Season)

November 14th
2015 Harvest Dinner