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Lawrence Memorial Library, Bristol, Vermont
My lovely town library.
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We are not far from Bristol, UK
Quite often, if I enter "Bristol weather" in a hurry on my laptop, I get the weather from Bristol, England - generally quite different than ours!
Bristol is also a very popular town name in a large number of U.S. states.
Bristol, Vermont was originally named "Pocock", although it was changed a couple of hundred years ago.
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