34 DIVISION IV

(3967), Little Killington (3951), Mendon (3837), Shrewsbury (3737,) and Smith Pk. (3226).

Passing around the north edge of the cliff, bearing east and descending rapidly, the Trail comes out of the woods at the Bulley Farm. The hiker should now watch carefully for white blazes on barns, fences and rocks, since for over a mile the Trail runs thru open pastures and crosses several side roads before reaching the excellent Wallingford-East Wallingford (Wallingford Gulf) Road, (Vt. Route No. 103-A) at a point half way between Wallingford and East Wallingford. At Wallingford, 3 mi. west on the Rutland R. R., is the fine and comfortable True Temper Inn, which maintains a shower room free to hikers.

True Temper Inn AND THE Old Stone Shop Tea House WALLINGFORD, VT. Three Miles from the Long Trail on the direct road New York to Montreal U. S. Route No. 7. This Inn offers every modern convenience at the same time retaining the much sought for Colonial Atmosphere of comfort and charm. "A Real New England Inn" L. G. TREADWAY, Managing Director F. V. SHAW, Resident Manager

YOU SHOULD HAVE THE OFFICIAL NATIONAL SURVEY MAP of VERMONT EDITION OF 1932 Shows every back road--corrected right up to date--thousands of changes resulting from the flood and other causes. Shows The Long Trail in red throughout entire length, and many other hiking trails. Mountains in separate color with names and elevations. Bridle Paths, Streams, Post Office, Express and Telegraph points indicated by separate symbol. Every country village named--points of scenic interest, etc., township and county lines and names, railroads and a wealth of other detail. Completely indexed with 1930 Government Census of Population. Size 24x36. Scale 4 miles to 1 inch. Price $1.10. Postage 5c extra. THE NATIONAL SURVEY (Producers of this Guide Book) Chester, Vermont