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Lake Champlain |
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There's been a Ticonderoga Ferry since 1755. This modern version consists of the barge Fort Ticonderoga 11, propelled by the tug Addie B. The barge/tug steers by riding along steel cables which drop down to the lake bottom after it passes. Stay clear!. See their website at: http://www.middlebury.net/tiferry/
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Lake Champlain is beautiful, with 110 miles of crystal clear water is surrounded by distant mountains.
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The rocks come right down to the water at Snake Den Cove, across the lake from Vergennes.
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