March and April are the two worst months. Next would be November (cause typically cold and gloomy but no snow). May-October is pretty warm, and January-February is historically cold. In between can ne very meh/bleh/gray, which someone from London for instance might be used to

Ooh I might have to check that out!!

Im not an expert, you're probably right!

When is their winter carnival??

I don't know that all that many jobs in VT drug test, outside of health care perhaps

I don't recall a business like that around in 2014. Good chance it was some Dartmouth under grads or grad students trying to sell belongings to move away/make $$

Imo the layer cake of ice and snow is far worse to drive on than an inch of fluffy fresh snow

Yeah, Cabot looks very comparable to other dairy products

Was that taken yesterday? Looks like quite abut of snow

It's true!!

Depends what you mean by "civilized." that's the part of eastern Vermont I'm least familiar with, but I do know they don't have an especially large hospital. Also gonna throw it out there and say if it's like most of Vermont, many of the providers are not accepting new patients. Brattleboro is close to Mass at least, you have Western Mass as a backup

Where In VT are you considering moving to? That makes a big difference as to the availability of health care (not health insurance, but the care itself)

When you buy store made crap guacamole

Oh yeah, their Congressional outlook is not good In the near future. 2020 and 2022 they didn't get close to getting any of the 4 congressional seats. But In many ways I think the state policies more at a day to day level. Especially, in 2023 at least, regarding weed

Welcome to Vermont! Literally tho, I told someone in California that most of Vermont fits your statement and their head almost exploded

True but he's comparing VT to South Dakota, so... 🤣

I think the only thing cheaper in MA than VT is legal weed at dispensaries lol

Great summary of life in Vermont!

I think that's also true of Vermont residents tho

I think you dramatically overstate how Democratic the NH electorate is. The state legislature is majority Republicans and has been for a couple election cycles. Both parties have viable candidates for most races

Accurate 🤣

Most likely facts

Yes. This makes me sad and anxious about the future of Vermont's climate

I know I've been thinking about it every minute of 2023 so far as I watch the snow melt before my eyes

It terrifies me :(

Winters have gotten a lot warmer even just in the past 5-10 years 😢