So we decided to check out some of the small towns, countryside and the forest roads. The countryside is everything we would picture about Vermont – small farms and meadows in between green forested hills and mountains; streams and ponds along every roadside; wildflowers in the meadows and high trees on the mountains.
The small towns are very quaint: Large homes leading in all directions from town and very small (~3 blocks) of a main street. There are no malls here!!
We took forest road 18, 17, 29 in the Green Mountain National Forest.
Some sites:




What a wonderful peaceful ride! I just love the forest roads. It feels like I am back when there were stage coach roads and no highways!!
After a quick stop at the grocery store, we headed back home. It is still very hot/humid here and hopefully there will be a cool down come Monday.
Our neighbor left this morning and gave us the rest of his firewood so we had anothere great campfire tonight.
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