I drove to Shaftsbury, VT, today to visit one of the houses in which poet Robert Frost lived. It was in this house — known as the Stone House — that he wrote “Stopping By Woods on a Snowy Evening.” Just as most of the classic Xmas albums were recorded in the summer, this quintessential poem about winter was written in July.

After touring the house, I took a stroll over to the barn, where I found this:

From Robert Frost's Stone House

Was Frost a cyclist?

Here are my other pics from the trip: