NEW ENGLAND B&B - THE HUNT FOR RED OCTOBER Photos by Preben S. Kristensen 22/06/2006 www.thetravelphoto.com - tel:+447785225161 Email: infinitypress@tin.it

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usneb001.jpg Throughout New England, the range and intensity of the Fall Colours are unforgettable.	usneb002.jpg Throughout New England, the range and intensity of the Fall Colours are unforgettable.	usneb003.jpg Throughout New England, the range and intensity of the Fall Colours are unforgettable.	usneb004.jpg Throughout New England, the range and intensity of the Fall Colours are unforgettable.	usneb005.jpg Throughout New England, the range and intensity of the Fall Colours are unforgettable.
usneb006.jpg Throughout New England, the range and intensity of the Fall Colours are unforgettable.	usneb007.jpg Pumpkins are a sign of the Fall Harvest and families search for large ones both for the kitchen and for halloween lanterns.	usneb008.jpg Hartford, Connecticut is a small city with a surprising number of attractions, from the Wadsworth Athenaeum, to Mark Twain's house.	usneb009.jpg Butternut Farm Bed and Breakfast, in Glastonbury, Connecticut, was built in 1720. Owner, Don Reid, has restored the building to its original state. Exterior.	usneb010.jpg Butternut Farm, Glastonbury: the keeping room was used for drying herbs. Nowadays, the fire provides visitors with a warm welcome.
usneb011.jpg Butternut Farm, Glastonbury: the best guest room has a pencil post cherry 4-poster bed, candle sconces on the walls, a 1790 wing chair, an antique blanket chest and oriental rugs on the stripped wooden floor.	usneb012.jpg Butternut Farm, Glastonbury: the public rooms are all full of antiques.	usneb013.jpg Butternut Farm, Glastonbury: details from bedrooms and public rooms.	usneb014.jpg Butternut Farm, Glastonbury: details from bedrooms and public rooms.	usneb015.jpg Butternut Farm, Glastonbury: details from bedrooms and public rooms.
usneb016.jpg Don Reid serves a gourmet breakfast to guests in the breakfast room at the Butternut Farm.	usneb017.jpg Don Reid feeding his Geese.	usneb018.jpg The Stanley-Whitman House, in Farmington, Connecticut, was built in the 1720's and was owned by a well-to- do weaver: although sparsely furnished, every piece of furniture in the kitchen was beautifully hand-carved.	usneb019.jpg The Stanley-Whitman House, in Farmington, Connecticut, was built in the 1720's and was owned by a well-to- do weaver: although sparsely furnished, every piece of furniture in the kitchen was beautifully hand-carved.	usneb020.jpg The Stanley-Whitman Museum, Farmington: onion skins were used by early settlers to make a fabric dye.
usneb021.jpg Old Sturbridge Village, Massachusetts, is a village composed entirely of buildings from the early 1800's, filled with actors living life in 1830. Each one knows his profession inside out and a day spent here gives one a fascinating insight into history. Old Sturbridge Village: mill pond.	usneb022.jpg Old Sturbridge Village, Massachusetts, is a village composed entirely of buildings from the early 1800's, filled with actors living life in 1830. Each one knows his profession inside out and a day spent here gives one a fascinating insight into history. Old Sturbridge Village provides an insight into daily life in the 1830's: here, a guide to the herb garden, explains how they would have been used for medicinal purposes, according to the diary of an 18th century woman.	usneb023.jpg Old Sturbridge Village, Massachusetts, is a village composed entirely of buildings from the early 1800's, filled with actors living life in 1830. Each one knows his profession inside out and a day spent here gives one a fascinating insight into history. Old Sturbridge Village: in the bank, the banker explains how the books were kept and on what basis loans were made.	usneb024.jpg Old Sturbridge Village, Massachusetts, is a village composed entirely of buildings from the early 1800's, filled with actors living life in 1830. Each one knows his profession inside out and a day spent here gives one a fascinating insight into history. Old Sturbridge Village: the manor house: detail of wall mural and Bonnet. In the 19th century, murals were a popular form of decoration.	usneb025.jpg Old Sturbridge Village, Massachusetts, is a village composed entirely of buildings from the early 1800's, filled with actors living life in 1830. Each one knows his profession inside out and a day spent here gives one a fascinating insight into history. Old Sturbridge Village: the village is peopled by actors in costume.