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Spending time at @skylineholsteins was an experien Spending time at @skylineholsteins was an experience I will always treasure. At the heart of this fourth-generation dairy farm is Sheena Brown, who followed her dream to revive this hilltop farm in Derby. You can listen to a new Happy Vermont podcast episode about the farm.
Sheena Brown, a fourth-generation dairy farmer in Sheena Brown, a fourth-generation dairy farmer in Derby, revived her family’s farm, Skyline Holsteins, 11 years ago after the cows were sold when she was a teen. Sheena and her partner, Ben, are now transitioning the farm to organic, hoping this will create a more sustainable future for the next generation. This story is part of a six-episode podcast series made possible with funding from Vermont Dairy Farmers. You can find the podcast episode at the link in my bio.
Small Vermont towns are the best. Small Vermont towns are the best.
Vermont sounds as beautiful as it looks. Vermont sounds as beautiful as it looks.
Are you listening? Are you listening?
🖼️ Vermont’s museums are filled with extraordinary 🖼️ Vermont’s museums are filled with extraordinary, odd, and mysterious objects. 💀From a replica of Phineas Gage’s skull to giant, colorful puppets, you can find so many unusual artifacts at Vermont’s museums. 🪑These objects, some weird and others ordinary, offer a window into Vermont’s history, folklore, and way of life. ☀️Full story at link in bio
While visiting the place where my brother died, I While visiting the place where my brother died, I heard a loon call in the distance. The call made me more curious about loons. I set out to tell the story of how loons were once endangered in Vermont and why they eventually returned. Thanks to experts at the Vermont Center for Ecostudies for sharing what makes loons so special and what we can learn from these beautiful creatures. Podcast link in bio.
🌸 Eshqua Bog Natural Area in Hartland is putting o 🌸 Eshqua Bog Natural Area in Hartland is putting on a show. ☀️ Every year in mid-June, showy lady’s slipper orchids bloom, turning this natural area into a botanical sweet spot. 🌺The orchids are typically white with a bright pink or magenta slipper or pouch, and two white petals above, giving them a delicate yet “showy” appearance. 🌳Eshqua Bog has been preserved for nearly 40 years thanks to a group of locals who dedicated themselves to protecting the area. 🌸 In the late 1980s, Eshqua Bog’s future was far from secure. It had been privately owned for years and enjoyed by the community. Then it was sold to a developer, and residents feared that Eshqua would be lost forever. ➡️Read the full story at the link in my bio.
What’s your Vermont zip code? I grew up in 05254. What’s your Vermont zip code? I grew up in 05254.
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