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Blanketed By Snow

A winter’s snowfall blankets a woodpile and an old truck at my parents house.

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Calm March Morning

Photo of Burlington, VT Boathouse on Lake Champlain…quite familiar to area residents and visitors …welcoming all to come aboard and enjoy the views.

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The Old Country Store

The old Country Store in Rockingham, Vermont and it’s covered kissing bridge.

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Mansfield Sunrise

A friend and I hiked The Long Trail through Vermont over the summer and his sister joined for the last 8 days. She was fortunate enough to catch the sunrise on Mt. Mansfield, Vermont’s highest, with us.

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Peacham July 4 Tractor Parade

Peacham Vermont annual July 4 Tractor parade. Two friends are riding their tractor in this beloved event. Photo is Model released.

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Burlington Farmers’ Market: The Best in New England?

For a little taste of southern France in northern New England, the Burlington Farmers’ Market on Saturday is the ne plus ultra. Translation: fairly unbeatable. Vendors crowd Burlington’s City Hall Park and spill onto Saint Paul Street, which is closed to traffic during the market, making the experience even friendlier for the throngs of shoppers, […]

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Champlain Islands, Vermont

The largest freshwater Lake in the East holds a scattering of islands strung together like fish on a line, generously strewn with some of the prettiest farms and fields in New England. The Lake Champlain Islands in Vermont rise out of the mist like Atlantean remnants, with views to the horizon, and roads with names like […]

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A Place at Vermont’s Table

Growing up in a modest brick house in Detroit, Michigan, Anne Obelnicki dreamed about farms. “I knew I wanted to have a connection to the land,” she says. Today, all Obelnicki has to do is drive the few miles to work–past a working dairy farm and a field of rising cornstalks–to see her dream made […]

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Long Trail Bliss!!!!

a mid-week getaway! Things could not of been better, great beer, great friends.

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Brattleboro, Vermont | Summer Day Trip

Memorial Day weekend unofficially marks the transition to summer and all the activities the warm weather brings with it. For myself and my husband, it’s the time of year when we pull the kayaks out of the shed and start thinking about places to paddle. Currently, our favorite spot is a mere 30 minutes from […]

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