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Photos of the week: May 18

May 18, 2023 | Photos of the Week

SATURDAY’S “HUMAN-POWERED PARADE” in Bristol drew a couple dozen families with children and others interested in parading around the village on wheeled vehicles — all without internal-combustion engines. Independent photo/Steve James
AS A CHILLY wind kicked up infield dust, the VUHS and Eagle nines played eight innings on Tuesday. Independent photo/Steve James
DANDELION POLLEN COATS this bee busily collecting in Bristol. Those who are holding off mowing their lawns for the month of May are helping her and other pollinators get off to a good start this spring. Photo by Alice Leeds

MIDDLEBURY COLLEGE SOPHOMORE Sajia Yaqouby makes a face after missing what appeared to be an easy putt on Hole 7 of the feminist mini golf course at Kenyon Arena this past Friday. Nevertheless, Yaqouby and her friends, like the other estimated 150 golfers, seemed to enjoy the game and may have learned some things about reproductive justice. Independent photo/John S. McCright
THE U.S. FOREST Service and Vermont Agency of Transportation teamed up last week to solve a problem developing near the federal agency’s Robert Frost Interpretive Trail in Ripton. They brought in Skip Lisle to install cage-like baffles that stop beavers from damming up a culvert under Route 125. Independent photo/Steve James

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