[Kate Adams]

A good friendly campground, if it is open for the season, is this one:

http://www.sover.net/~river/

Its less than a half hour from the gig, near Bethel.

There won't be crowds in late April (although it would be mud season were 
it not for the drought ... and the weather is a wildcard) and you will 
likely be able to get a riverside site as a walk in.

Personally, were I able to go, I could really enjoy an oils concert 
followed by falling asleep under the stars to the sound of a rushing alpine 
river ... but I'm also small enough to sleep in the hatchback of my 
subcompact wagon if it came to that.

Also, check out the bed and breakfast action in nearby places like Bethel, 
Gayesville, and Rutland.  Stay away from tourist infested Quechee and 
Woodstock if you can.  April is a non-ski, 
non-flatlanders-escaping-boston-heat season, so good rates are to be had.

Hope to see some of you the next day in Boston,
Kate

At 07:32 AM 4/25/02 -0400, Glitch wrote:
>So, who will be at the VT show this Friday?  I won't be able to meet up much
>beforehand, but hope to see some of you up the front!!
>If you're looking to spend the night there is plenty of cheap lodging in
>nearby Rutland.  Try a finder like findanyhotel.com.
>
>
>--Glitch
>"when will i be yours...when will i be mine?" --midnight oil
>
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