16 Surefire Signs That You Definitely Belong In Vermont

People from the Green Mountain State like to live their lives a certain way, and if these things ring true for you then you're in the right place. Here are 16 bonafide signs you belong in Vermont.

1. You know how to make your own fun.

After all, the best things in life are free.

2. You're a weather expert.

Some Vermont stereotypes are true and this is one of them. Also, predictable weather bores you.

3. You have a fairly high amount of patience and tolerance when it comes to driving.

Between the potholes, slow moving tractors, suicidal deer and ever-present road construction, patience is indeed a virtue.

4. You're not afraid of a little snow.

Bring it on! Living in Vermont you learn to love and embrace the snowstorms.

5. Your standards for cheese are pretty darn high...

After all, we have the best.

6. You’ll hike high and far to take in a killer view.

It's always worth it.

7. Only real VT maple syrup is allowed in your house.

Nothing else will do.

8. You thoroughly enjoy and appreciate the good things (and people) in life.

And dogs... You've got to love dogs.

9. You firmly believe that natural swimming holes are the best water parks around.

The price is right, too!

10. You understand that VT craft beer is an art.

Bonus points if you're willing to hunt down some Heady Topper!

11. If bonfires are appealing any time of the year...

Vermont is the place for you!

12. You know how to get out and find the really cool places and things to do.

And you understand that only boring people think Vermont is boring.

13. You count down the days to the next festival or fair.

We simply love them here.

14. You respect the honor system.

It's sacred.

15. You appreciate the safety and simplicity of small town living.

Why wouldn't everyone want to live like this?

16. You know the true meaning behind the words “there’s no place like home.”

Amen!

How many of these signs you belong in Vermont apply to you? What are some other things all Vermonters have in common? Let us know below in the comments section.

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