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@ Flag of Rhode Island State
Zoey begins her tour of Rhode Island. Hey, welcome to the Ocean State!
Flag of Rhode Island State
The flag of the State of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations dates from King Charles II colonial times and was officially adopted in 1897, with minor changes. The flag comprises a white field, with thirteen golden stars, representing the original thirteen colonies and the fact Rhode Island was the thirteenth and last colony to sign the Declaration of Independence. The state motto, "HOPE", is written with golden letters in a blue ribbon, below a golden anchor, that also represents hope, in reference to Biblical phrase "Hope we have as an anchor of the soul" (Hebrews 6:18-19).

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@ Rhode Island - State House
Purple Flower Power Egg
My pets are in awe of these beautiful eggs—they would love to try to paint their own one year. Easter and spring are times of joy as the earth awakens, plants are pushing forth from the soil, and the days are becoming warmer. Many baby animals are born in the spring, and life is burgeoning. May these eggs bring you joy and be a reminder of the earth renewing itself.
Rhode Island - State House
This neoclassical treasure is located in Providence, and is the fourth largest stone structed dome in the world.

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@ Rhode Island - Winter Pond
“Ooh, it's just starting to get a bit cold, Zoey!” said Dani. “Can you hold my map while I dig out my gloves?"
Zoey good-naturedly took charge of Dani's possessions while she emptied her rucksack of a pack of sandwiches, a Thermos flask, a pair of galoshes, a bag of toffees, a paperback novel, a bottle of mineral water, an address book, some postage stamps, an assortment of different coloured biros, a bottle opener, a couple of old train tickets, a handful of golden and silver moles, a door key, some shopping receipts, a screwdriver, a bottle of multivitamins, a lottery ticket and a selection of rather battered sachets of salt, sugar and tomato ketchup before locating the gloves right at the bottom. These she donned and then Zoey helped her put everything back in her rucksack.
Rhode Island - Winter Pond
When a heavy frost settles into the trees, calling forth winter, it paints an incredible sight, but catch it early before the sun melts the art into the foliage below.

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@ Rhode Island - Marina
Judge Darius Baker imposed the first jail sentence for speeding in an automobile on August 28, 1904 in Newport, RI.
Rhode Island - Marina
Surrounded by so much water, there's many marina's to park your favorite water craft

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@ Rhode Island Red Rooster
The Touro Synagogue, RI, is the oldest synagogue in North America. Built in 1763 the synagogue houses the oldest torah in North America.
Rhode Island Red Rooster
Cock-a-doodle-doo! I'm famous, are you?

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@ Rhode Island - Marble House
The Redwood Library and Athenaeum in Newport, Rhode Island, is the United States' oldest library building.
Rhode Island - Marble House
The Marble House, located in Newport, shows off it's beautiful sculpted stone façade, and teases visitors to step inside the "summer cottage" as it was called when built at the end of the 19th century, to explore the rest of the artistry!

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@ Shoreline, Rhode Island
"It's turned a bit hot, Zoey. I'm going to put my sunhat on," said Heleena.
"Good scheme! I'll dig mine out as well," said Zoey.
Shoreline, Rhode Island
The lowering clouds and cold grey sea make this is a dramatic image of large waves rolling inland ready to break on the boulders ahead.

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@ Rhode Island - Newport
Pelham Street in Newport, Rhode Island, was the first street in the country to use gas-illuminated streetlights.
Rhode Island - Newport
Standing on the windswept shore, watching the sun creep slowly up from the horizon, painting the picturesque background behind the city.

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@ Rhode Island - Sea Grass
Rhode Island has no county government. It is divided into 39 municipalities each having its own form of local government.
Rhode Island - Sea Grass
Sea grasses grow on the sand dunes, offering a little respite for hot paws!

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@ Rhode Island - Kitchen
Rhode Island has no county government. It is divided into 39 municipalities each having its own form of local government.
Rhode Island - Kitchen
J & W famous alumni is a long and distinguished list of top chefs! Starting in humble beginnings of kitchen duty, you'll learn your way around every aspect of culinary skills! Who knows you might be the next E'mril LaGrassy!

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@ Rhode Island - Breakers Mansion
Rhode Island is known for making silverware and fine jewelry.
Rhode Island - Breakers Mansion
Restored to glory, the gilded frame hung over the ornate fireplace mantle, a true decorator's joy is the matching baroque furniture.

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@ Rhode Island - Rochambeau Monument
"Our tour leader was saying this morning that although English is the most widely spoken language of the USA, more than 350 other languages are spoken regularly, the most common being Spanish, Chinese, Tagalog, Vietnamese and French," remarked Lacy.
"Wow! That's impressive!" replied Zoey.
Rhode Island - Rochambeau Monument
Erected for monument to French nobleman and General Jean-Baptiste Donatien de Vimeur, comte de Rochambeau, it was restored in 2019, honoring his contributions in the Revolutionary War.

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@ Rhode Island - Beach Houses
New England's oldest Masonic Temple in Warren was built in the 18th century with timbers from British frigates sunk in Newport Harbor, RI during the Revolutionary War.
Rhode Island - Beach Houses
Prime real estate nestled on the tip of the outcrop, you'll have a front window view of the ocean and her glory, and the birds and beasts that call the deep home.

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@ Rhode Island - Castle Hill Lighthouse
“Oh hello, Zoey!” cried Heidi. “Didn’t we bump into each other in Turkey a couple of months ago? This is quite the change of scene, isn't it!”
Rhode Island - Castle Hill Lighthouse
The perfect touristy shot, a lighthouse at sunset! Perfect for printing and framing.

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@ Rhode Island - Claiborne Pell Bridge
Roger Williams, founder of Rhode Island, established the first practical working model of Democracy after he was banished from Plymouth, Massachusetts because of his "extreme views" concerning freedom of speech and religion. Thomas Jefferson and John Adams publicly acknowledged Roger Williams, as the originator of the concepts and principles reflected in The First Amendment. Among those principles were freedom of religion, freedom of speech, and freedom of public assembly.
Rhode Island - Claiborne Pell Bridge
Connecting Aquidneck and Conanicut Islands, the bridge is also called the Newport bridge. Named after Claiborne Pell, a Senator who lived in Newport, it's a great way to stay connected from island to island.

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@ Rhode Island - Gazebo
"I think there'll be quite a few tired paws, wings and flippers when we get back to the tour bus," said soriyah, after she and Zoey had spent some time exploring another narrow, winding alleyway to its end.
"Is there a gift shop at the end?" enquired Zoey. "The thought of that generally keeps me going."
Rhode Island - Gazebo
Nestled in the Greene Island Botanical Garden, this gazebo is a great stop for a photo shoot or rest your weary paws.

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@ Rhode Island - Stone Lighthouse
The White Horse Tavern, Rhode Island, was built in 1673 and is the oldest operating tavern in the United States.
Rhode Island - Stone Lighthouse
Point Judith Light, located on Narrangansett Bay, is a good place to hang your laundry to dry, with the sea breezes blowing in. Freshly laundered sheets hung to dry smell like sunshine.

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@ Rhode Island - Rocky Beach
Rhode Island is known for making silverware and fine jewelry.
Rhode Island - Rocky Beach
No worries about getting the sand out of your paws when you walk this beach looking for glass!

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@ Rhode Island - Rose Island
The first torpedo boat "Stiletto" was built in Bristol, RI in 1887.
Rhode Island - Rose Island
Accessible only by boat, Rose Island is such named because of the rose shape it takes on at low tide. Lucky pets can book the room, but it's hard to get a reservation!

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@ Rhode Island - Lighthouse
The first Afro-American regiment to fight for America made a gallant stand against the British in the Battle of Rhode Island.
Rhode Island - Lighthouse
Located on the point in Warwick, the endless beach is fun to walk, while the lighthouse keeps seafarers safe from the shallows.

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@ Rhode Island Beach House
“Hey, have you seen what the next stop is, Zoey?” said Owen. "It looks fantastic!"
"I'll get my camera ready," said Zoey.
Rhode Island Beach House
Salty sea air breezes in your cottage windows out on Block Island. Book a stay for a weekend, but be warned, you may not want to check out.

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@ Rhode Island - Storm on the Island
Cumberlandite is the official state rock of Rhode Island. It is dark brown or black with white markings and found on both sides of Narragansett Bay but not north of Cumberland.
Rhode Island - Storm on the Island
Crashing waves thunder on the shore, the wild winds whipping the sea into a frenzy, good thing you're nestled in with a hot cocoa and a good book! Not a day to explore the Island.

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@ Rhode Island - Storm on the Pier
The White Horse Tavern, Rhode Island, was built in 1673 and is the oldest operating tavern in the United States.
Rhode Island - Storm on the Pier
Be careful! The wind whips up waves quickly and you don't want to get your newly groomed fur wet in the crisp air.

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@ Rhode Island - Vintage Car
Portsmouth, RI is home to the oldest schoolhouse in the United States. The school was built in 1716.
Rhode Island - Vintage Car
During the heyday of millionaires, cars such as this were a common sight, chauffeuring the rich and famous from party to party. This vintage photo showcases Governor Wetmore, who held office from 1895-1907.

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@ Rhode Island - Block Island Lighthouse
Built in 1880 Channing Memorial Church, Rhode Island, was named for William Ellery Channing, a leader in the Unitarian Church and the abolitionist movement. Julia Ward Howe, author of the "Battle Hymn of the Republic", attended this church.
Rhode Island - Block Island Lighthouse
Beautiful in the simplicity of the architecture, and strong enough to withstand the buffeting winds, the light keeps our sailors safe as they travel along.

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@ Rhode Island - National Hotel
As Zoey's tour of "Rhode Island" comes to an end, she receives a wonderful gift!
Short Tree, Blue
Gorgeous blue-leafed tree. Perhaps it grows in the fairy forest, or maybe the wizard worked some magic. If you can get seeds from this tree, you may have luck growing it in your garden.
Rhode Island - National Hotel
Built to overlook the long shoreline on Block Island, everypet will enjoy watching the sunset from your room. Then explore the island and enjoy some great fresh seafood!
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