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	<title>Comments on: The Rhinebeck Sweater Collection &#8211; Spring Brook</title>
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		<title>By: KarenJ</title>
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		<description>The sweater is lovely  but  I have to admit that what really tugged at me was the final picture.  I now live in the south of Portugal and our idea of fall has nothing to do with beautiful sweaters and gorgeous fall leaves.  I&#039;m usually in the States in the Spring but on the rare  occasions that I&#039;m there in the fall I go up to central N.Y. to visit my daughter and we drive down to the Rhinebeck festival.  I still have in my stash yarn that I bought there about twenty-five years ago when the festival only took up about three or four halls and shared the fairgrounds with three other functions, including the gem and mineral show! I love it there and miss it!  Have fun!</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>The sweater is lovely  but  I have to admit that what really tugged at me was the final picture.  I now live in the south of Portugal and our idea of fall has nothing to do with beautiful sweaters and gorgeous fall leaves.  I&#8217;m usually in the States in the Spring but on the rare  occasions that I&#8217;m there in the fall I go up to central N.Y. to visit my daughter and we drive down to the Rhinebeck festival.  I still have in my stash yarn that I bought there about twenty-five years ago when the festival only took up about three or four halls and shared the fairgrounds with three other functions, including the gem and mineral show! I love it there and miss it!  Have fun!</p>
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