Visit The Small Town Of Chester In Vermont, The Place That Inspired A Famous Hallmark Film
Luke
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There are so many reasons to love Vermont, and one of these reasons must be that our state has some of the most lovely and serene small towns in America. Apparently the Hallmark Channel agrees with us. One of their more famous films, Moonlight & Mistletoe, was filmed in and centered around the darling town of Chester, one of the most charming small towns in Vermont. The quaint small town is a hidden gem waiting to be explored in southern Vermont.
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