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05-24-01992 viewsOlivia, Meredith and Sharon Pinard of Mattapoisett took a recent trip to Valley Forge in Pennsylvania, the historic landmark where George Washington once led his troops and set up camp during a brutal winter, just prior to his legendary “crossing of the Delaware.” 5/24/01 edition
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11-01-01-1992 viewsJen and four-month-old Madeline Hartley of Marion pose at Loveland Pass in Colorado with a copy of their favorite hometown publication, The Wanderer, during a recent trip to visit family. 11/1/01 edition
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Going to Greenland992 viewsFairhaven Library Director Carolyn Longworth poses with a copy of The Wanderer during a recnet trip to Tassiusaq, Greenland. (Photo courtesy of Carolyn Longworth).
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05-10-01-1990 viewsCharlie Tate of Mattapoisett poses in front of a statue honoring Prince Henry the Navigator in Sagres, Portugal during a recent trip. The site is a navigation school to which scientists, cartographers, astronomers, and explorers from all over Europe once flocked. This school and its students sparked the “age of discovery” which culminated with the discovery of the Americas and also a sea route to Asia. There is a similar statue dedicated to Prince Henry located in nearby Fall River. 05/10/01 edition
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09-02-04989 viewsMarion residents Emil Assing, Theo Assing, and cousin Tosh Allan pose with a copy of The Wanderer as they feed a real-live kangaroo at the Currumbin Bird Sanctuary on the Gold Coast of Australia. The group recently traveled to the land “down under” to visit relatives. (Photo by and courtesy of Terry Allan). 9/2/04 edition
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04-18-02-2988 viewsDaniel L. McQuillan(right) and Renato Ulrich of the Swiss nationals ski team recently posed with a copy of The Wanderer at the JR World Championships for Freestyle Skiing where Dan placed sixth. He was the top American finisher in the international competition. 4/18/02 edition
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051503-1987 viewsMembers of the Mattapoisett Touring Club are pictured here with two literary landmarks: a copy of The Wanderer and just outside William Shakespeare’s wife’s childhood home, Ann Hathaway’s thatch-roofed cottage, at Stratford-Upon-Avon in England during a trip on May 7. 5/15/03 edition
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04-12-01-7986 viewsThe Hughes family of Rochester took a ski trip to the White Mountains of New Hampshire last month. Posing in front of the scenic overview in North Conway, NH with copies of The Wanderer are David and Louise Hughes of Rochester with their seven grandchildren: (l. to r.) Andrew Hughes (6), Michael Pruchnik (5), Kara Hughes (8), Jennifer Hughes (3), McNeil Somers (3 weeks), Nicole Pruchnik (6) and Kate Hughes (1). Also enjoying the beautiful spring weather and skiing trip (but not pictured here) were Stephen and Michelle Hughes of Mattapoisett, Carolyn and Frank Pruchnik of Rochester, Colleen and John Somers of Dorchester, and Mark and Marissa Hughes of Rochester. (Photo courtesy of Louise Hughes.) 4/12/01 edition
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090904-3986 viewsBarbara Hill and her family pose with a copy of The Wanderer while on vacation recently at the Mohonk Mountain House in New Paltz, NY. (Photo by and courtesy of Lisa Hill). 9/9/04 edition
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090904-4984 viewsWell-traveled members of the Mattapoisett Touring Club pose with a copy of The Wanderer during one of their recent ventures to Florence, Italy. The trip also included Rome and Tuscany. 9/9/04 edition
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Banding Together983 viewsMembers of the Old Hammondtown School Jazz Band pose with a copy of The Wanderer after winning a gold medal in competition at Stoughton High School last spring. (Photo by and courtesy of Kathy Eklund).
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6-21-01-1982 viewsSuzan Mitchell and Marianne Mattison of Mattapoisett took The Wanderer to the Great Wall of China while on vacation there. This photo was taken at Badaling, about 40 miles outside of Beijing. The Great Wall is over 4,000 miles long and was built by hand in the 5th century A.D. 6/21/01 edition
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