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Backroading Vermont Discover nostalgia & allure of its backroads for Antiques & Collectables South of the border along rural Route 7 for a blast from the past  With such a rich history, VT is filled with opportunities to discover old New England relics. The hobby of collecting includes seeking, locating, acquiring, organizing, cataloging, displaying items of at least 100yrs old. Interesting showcases will certainly lure you in for a step back in time.     Discover unusual and exotic items, each different from the next.     Collections such as primitives, arts & crafts, Victorian and mid-century-era items, heirloom silver and more.     Among the finds are rare coins, metal and tools, pottery & glass, LP records, tablecloths, early American and European furniture.     Antiques are so desirable because of their age, beauty, rarity & condition     Call me Old-Fashioned but I love anything chipped, weathered & vintage
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When the past and the present come together they reveal a beautiful future A spectacular 'Art of Interior Design' display Historic Museum of Natural History -Boston  A custom glass steel traction elevator connects the three story building Displayed a brand that combines tradition with modernity    Design that creates balance, symmetry and exquisite proportion    A luxury home-decor lifestyle brand  New Age aesthetics of the furniture focusing on line, shape and form. Showcasing product through artistic vignettes.    Light defines textures, planes, and atmosphere of a space emphasizing these characteristics in the space that is being photographed.    Art can be anywhere, there where anyone wants and is able to see it.  Creativity is nothing but a mind set free
Christmas in New York City is certainly a magical time of year!  The holidays are always a magical time of year, yet there is something extra special about spending Christmas in New York. Sights, Smells, Sounds! Street vendors and food trucks will certainly catch your attention. As the sun sets, everything else in the city lights-up |
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