Yesterday Vermont endured one of the deepest and heaviest snowfalls on record. Cars were buried (I dug one of them out myself, with my son, Andrew, and cousin, Robin; not too easy on my back today). It reminded many of the deep snowfalls of the Sixties and Seventies -- the way we think "winters really should be, or winters used to be," according to NPR this morning.
But the skiing should be incredible at all the ski areas in Vermont, so if you're a skiing type of person (I only do cross country, and that not for a long time) come and enjoy the fruit of our cold climate, or what Calvin Coolidge called "our invigorating climate."
It is beautiful-- and deep-- out there.
But the skiing should be incredible at all the ski areas in Vermont, so if you're a skiing type of person (I only do cross country, and that not for a long time) come and enjoy the fruit of our cold climate, or what Calvin Coolidge called "our invigorating climate."
It is beautiful-- and deep-- out there.
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