Cool bottles of old-fashioned, limited edition Justin Smith Morrill Cider. Hand-pressed each year by participants at the annual Apple & Cheese Harvest Festival.
Vermont
An old wooden bench yearns for a moment of quiet reflection at the end of a summer day.
A dusting of snow lightly garnishes Bittersweet Falls.
The Vermont Mad River Valley is a winter wonderland famous for its skiing, but those who live here know that their towns are also filled with so much more.
A dog-friendly weekend at The Essex Resort and Spa in Burlington, Vermont, is an enjoyable alternative to finding a pet sitter.
Contributing writer Annie Graves captured the tail end of winter in these Bennington, Vermont, photographs for her ongoing series, Could You Live Here, about life in our small New England towns. Please enjoy these images that highlight her travels, including one very famous gravesite.
A collection of lovely images featuring late fall in Vermont from photographer Richard Brown.
Vermont
Riverside Farm
Traveling along the scenic route 100 in Vermont we came across this beautiful farm called “Riverside Farms” they do events and weddings here. It was a gorgeous Autumn morning with great cloud cover.
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Foggy Morning
A dense morning fog encompasses a rolling pasture in the hills of Jeffersonville, VT. A mystical tree induces wonder…
This Vermont foliage drive from Vergennes to Montpelier is like a roller-coaster ride through the heart of Vermont.
A legendary family created two magnificent spaces in Shelburne, Vermont, that locals consider the best backyards in the country.
Willow, an American Milking Devon at Manysummers Farm in Cornish, New Hampshire, has yellow honeysuckle flowers scattered across her broad, burgundy colored back, a consequence of grazing the lush grass beneath the blossoming shrub. As she considers at the visitors who’ve entered her pasture, half -munched grass dangles from her muzzle. She blinks, then lets […]