Posted in Vermont
January 26, 2017
21 Things Everyone Who’s Moved Away From Vermont Has Thought At Least Once
It’s a fact – there is no place on earth quite like Vermont. Whether you’ve lived here a few years or all your life, when you leave you’ll certainly be longing for the way of life found in the Green Mountain State. However, if life happens and a move from VT is inevitable, here are a few things that will undoubtedly cross your mind as you adjust to a new, non-Vermont lifestyle.
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First of all, it’s called a creemee. Secondly, there are way more flavors than just chocolate and vanilla.
There’s nothing quite like a fresh, warm berry that you pick yourself.
Foliage anywhere else will never be the same as in Vermont.
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You won’t find this tasty treat easily if you’re not in Vermont.
Vermont maple syrup will ruin the imitation stuff for life. It’s simply that good.
Festivals bring out the whole community, and it takes a village of volunteers to make them happen.
Vermont state parks are pristine and there is plenty of wide open space for everyone to enjoy.
OK, everyone probably knows what a billboard is but, when they are everywhere, it sure makes you miss the picturesque highways back home.
No matter where you are in Vermont, you're always close to nature.
Organic farms are everywhere here, which makes our farm to table meals fresh and delicious.
Sometimes we forget that each town doesn’t have one when we leave the state.
The outdoor activities are everywhere, so you don’t necessarily need a gym membership to work up a sweat. Besides, the fresh air and views are also free!
Vermonters love their craft beer, and with more breweries per capita than any other state, you better believe we have some pretty great brews.
Sure, we’ve all been known to do a little car camping now and again, but we know how to rough it.
From the architecture to the people, you’ll never find places like those in Vermont.
As much as we joke about mud season, stick season and road construction season, there is nothing like the glorious seasons in Vermont and all the unique things that come with each one.
We love to expect the unexpected and we’re always prepared, but we don’t typically put a bet on an accurate report.
We’d rather go to a mom and pop shop to get everything we need as opposed to a big franchise.
Vermonters are strange and quirky folks, and we wouldn’t have it any other way. You don’t truly miss the friendly and helpful nature of the people, as well as the tight knit communities, until you don’t have them anymore.
There's no place like home.
On the flip side, check out these 23 things you may not expect when moving to Vermont.
