| Lunch and Snack go to New England, September 2006.
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| First stop--O'Hare International Airport in Chicago. The cows had plenty to do for a long layover.
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| Boston has lots of cool, historic buildings.
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| This is the Old Statehouse, the seat of British government during the Revolution. In 1776, the Declaration of Independence was first read to the people of Boston from the balcony.
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| The U.S.S. Constitution fought in the War of 1812. Known as "Old Ironsides," the ship sits in Boston Harbor.
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| Lunch and Snack encounter a giant boot outside the L.L.Bean flagship store in Freeport, Maine. They didn't want to know what material boots are really made from.
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| Rockland, Maine, had lots of pretty boats....everywhere!
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| The cows spent a night camping near Hall Bay on the Flying Point peninsula. Snack is ready for a hike with her backpack.
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| Lunch and Snack are all ready for a spin around the bay.
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| The cows get their first taste of the Atlantic Ocean at Acadia National Park on Mount Desert Island near Bar Harbor, Maine.
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| Sand Beach is a big, sandy beach. The rest of the island is all rocks!
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| Cadillac Mountain was a favorite romantic spot for the cows. It's 1,530 feet above sea level--the hightest point in Acadia National Park.
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| Thunder Hole is right down the road from Sand Beach. The waves make a big, thunder noise when they crash against a cave in the rocks.
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| "You mean, people eat this thing?"
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| "Cake is more like it, but where's the grass?"
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| The cows stop to admire the view of the Kennebec River near Skowhegan, Maine, on the way to Quebec.
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| "Lunch? Do you think we're related?"
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| Yet another pretty scene of fall foliage in New England. This time, it's near Jackman, Maine.
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