10 Small Towns In Rural Vermont That Are Downright Delightful
Kristin Grimes
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Some people call Vermont’s sparsely populated towns “the boonies,” but we all know that these little towns in Vermont are filled with remarkable people and fantastic scenery. When you combine the people with the surroundings, it just might make you want to pack your bags and become a part of these tight knit communities. Here are some small towns in rural Vermont that make us long to move there.
US: Are there any restrooms near here?
STOREKEEPER: Nope.
US: You don't have any yourself?
STOREKEEPER: Only for paying customers.
US: OK. We'll have three coffees.
STOREKEEPER: If you're only buying them so you can use the restrooms I'm not selling you any.
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