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Signs and Archives at Stratton Mountain Resort January 13, 2023
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Looking otherworldly out there.

Looking otherworldly out there.

Sometimes you think you’ve seen a place a millio

Sometimes you think you’ve seen a place a million times. But I don’t think I’ve ever seen Quechee Gorge quite like this.

A little winter magic ❄️

A little winter magic ❄️

My latest podcast episode dives into the vintage s

My latest podcast episode dives into the vintage ski sign archives at @strattonresort and explores the art of in-house sign making.

Photos: Lauren Suriani and Mike Smith at the ski area’s sign shop; Kimet Hand volunteering her time to organize old signs, posters, and photos at Stratton.

Link to podcast episode and story in bio.

The mountains and woods have a way of soothing the

The mountains and woods have a way of soothing the soul.

Dirt roads and winter views ❄️

Dirt roads and winter views ❄️

Let’s do this, Vermont! If you’re looking for

Let’s do this, Vermont! If you’re looking for snow-related things to do this winter, I published a story about lesser-known trail systems for snowshoeing and cross-country skiing around the state. (Link 👆)

Route 17 (“App Gap”) can be one of Vermont’s

Route 17 (“App Gap”) can be one of Vermont’s more challenging roads to travel in the winter. Unlike Route 108 through the Notch, Lincoln Gap, or Hazen’s Notch, App Gap stays open year round. (Photo taken in 2020)

I became curious about the name Snowsville after s

I became curious about the name Snowsville after seeing it printed on a jar of honey. Turns out, Snowsville is one of those durable Vermont place names, like Maple Corner and Jonesville. These aren’t towns but rather unincorporated villages or areas named after a person, a geographical feature, local lore or something else entirely.

My latest podcast episode features Jackson Evans of the Braintree Historical Society. He shares stories behind Braintree’s place names, including Snowsville, Peth, and Lost Nation. (Link in bio 👆)

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