Friday, October 12, 2007
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On the surface, there is no real reason for it to be there. Not in a small college town of less than 40,000 people. Not 700 miles from Pittsburgh, in the New England highlands, firmly entrenched in Patriots country.
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And yet it is.
Because Steeler fans can be found in nearly every corner of this country, two to three dozen of them are found each and every football Sunday at Finnigan's Pub, in Burlington, Vermont -- a small capillary in the circulatory system of the national black & gold bloodline.
Finnigan's may be a bit quiet this Sunday -- it is a bye week after all -- but here's a peak at a typical Sunday afternoon in this smallest of Steeler Nation outposts.
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Questions or comments on this presentation may be sent here. Reporting by Dan Gigler. This video was produced by Dan Gigler.