In this episode Joe tells Rob about his trip to Bennington Vermont, about what he found in the town, the towers, the museum, and a history lesson on the part that Bennington played in the revolutionary war. 
Featuring Rob Travers and Joseph Gelinas.
Produced by Joseph Gelinas
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Thank you for listening to Tales, Trails and Taverns, where we explore haunted history, dark trails, forgotten legends, and the mysteries hiding in your own backyard.
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Rob tells about a hair raising incident near the Bridge of Doc Mill Pond. Do you believe in ghosts, in Demons? you might after you listen to this episode. Support the showtalestrailsandtaverns.com

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Thank you for listening to Tales, Trails and Taverns, where we explore haunted history, dark trails, forgotten legends, and the mysteries hiding in your own backyard.
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In this episode Rob tells about a creepy experience while hiking to the summit of Mt Tecumseh in New Hampshire. Old timey trail workers, black eyed children and even a rattlesnake are part of the lore here on the shortest of New Hampshire's 4000 foot mountains. 
Produced by Joseph Gelinas
guest speaker Robert Travers
Hiking stories by "Tales Trails and Taverns" 

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Thank you for listening to Tales, Trails and Taverns, where we explore haunted history, dark trails, forgotten legends, and the mysteries hiding in your own backyard.
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Join me as I share some of the strange occurrences of the Bennington Triangle in Vermont, Early February I will be heading to that part of New England and will be stopping by Bennington to check it out. Hopefully a great Tavern exists that I can find a cold pint and maybe a good story. 
While there I will definitely avoid wearing red. 
Thanks to Maegan from the Off the Trails podcast for the review, make sure to follow them for awesome stories of death and survival in the wilderness. 
Hiking Stories by "Tales Trails and Taverns"
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Out on the Parker preserve trail while the snow falls, join me as I trip, fall, slide and squirrel my way through the snowy trails of Coventry, while hoping not to freak any snowshoers out.  Support the showtalestrailsandtaverns.com

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Thank you for listening to Tales, Trails and Taverns, where we explore haunted history, dark trails, forgotten legends, and the mysteries hiding in your own backyard.
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Tales trails and taverns takes a dark stroll through the history around the Naval auxiliary air station, Charlietown. 

What does downed fighters, a former U.S. President, a submarine, a steam powered ferry, and my great grand father have in common? Their stories all connect to the unnasuming Ninigret Park in Charlestown RI. 

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Send us a textGarry has been out of the Marine Corps for many years, but he still has a mission, to save the Cranston VFW from having to permanently close it's doors. 
This branch has a dangerously low member count which needs to be brought up within the month.
If you live close to this VFW located at 7 haven ave. in Cranston RI please consider joining. 
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Did the devil get mad and stomp his way up Chapman Falls? 

This is the last episode of the 2023 year, thank you so much for listening, this has been a great year with some really fun episodes. Season two will be starting almost immediately, keep on the look out for those episodes.
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Thank you for listening to Tales, Trails and Taverns, where we explore haunted history, dark trails, forgotten legends, and the mysteries hiding in your own backyard.
If you enjoyed this episode, please take a moment to rate and review the show—it helps more curious souls find us.
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Send us a textIt has been a pleasure recording this classic ghost story for all who endeavor to listen, I hope you have a wonderful Christmas, free of needing spirits to set you on your way. 

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Send us a textThere's something about the Ghost of Christmas future that I have always enjoyed, the darkness and the silence and yet Scrooge knows everything it means to convey. Every time I see this played in a theatre I find myself excited for the interpretation of this one specter.  But how could you ever convey something on screen or on stage the way Dickens portrays it with his oration. I hope my reading does it some justice. Support the showtalestrailsandtaverns.com

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