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Berning up the Barn (Original Post) cali Feb 2016 OP
K&R for the Bern. Jefferson23 Feb 2016 #1
The barn painting is pretty amazing cali Feb 2016 #2
It captures his presence in the state and his heart, I think. n/t Jefferson23 Feb 2016 #4
Beautiful pictures enigmatic Feb 2016 #3
Beautiful pictures the barn is amazing azurnoir Feb 2016 #5
Here's a piece about the painting cali Feb 2016 #7
Thanks and it's so sad no one wants Trump on their barn azurnoir Feb 2016 #8
That's a jarring thought. cali Feb 2016 #9
especillay for the hogs and chickens to who(m) I owe an apology azurnoir Feb 2016 #13
Nice! H2O Man Feb 2016 #6
Nice UglyGreed Feb 2016 #10
Thanks. This is where I live cali Feb 2016 #11
I envy you UglyGreed Feb 2016 #14
I understand. I moved her from Boston almost 40 years ago cali Feb 2016 #15
Great pics (nt) bigwillq Feb 2016 #12

enigmatic

(15,021 posts)
3. Beautiful pictures
Tue Feb 16, 2016, 06:02 PM
Feb 2016

Thanks for those. I never made it up to Vermont when I lived in the US but I hope to someday.

azurnoir

(45,850 posts)
8. Thanks and it's so sad no one wants Trump on their barn
Tue Feb 16, 2016, 06:20 PM
Feb 2016

okay it's not sad at all but maybe he has a place on a hog pen gate or a chicken coop door something fitting like that

UglyGreed

(7,661 posts)
10. Nice
Tue Feb 16, 2016, 07:01 PM
Feb 2016

I'm a country boy at heart and would love to end my days in the countryside.....simply beautiful!!!!!

 

cali

(114,904 posts)
11. Thanks. This is where I live
Tue Feb 16, 2016, 07:35 PM
Feb 2016

<snip>

The Northeast Kingdom is bordered on the east by the Connecticut River and on the west by the Green Mountains. The highest point is Jay Peak, a summit on the main ridge of the Green Mountains, at 3,858 feet (1,176 m).[2] The highest point outside of the Green Mountains is East Mountain in East Haven, with a summit elevation of 3,439 feet (1,048 m).[3]

The Kingdom encompasses 55 towns and gores, with a land area of 2,027 square miles (5,250 km2), about 21% of the state of Vermont.[4] The city of Newport is the only incorporated city in the tri-county area.

As of 1997, 80% of the Northeast Kingdom was covered by forest;[5] 59% was northern hardwood, 29% spruce or fir.

The Northeast Kingdom has been listed in the North American and international editions of 1,000 Places to See Before You Die, the New York Times best-selling book by Patricia Schultz. In 2006, the National Geographic Society named the Northeast Kingdom as the most desirable place to visit in the country and the ninth most desirable place to visit in the world.[6]

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https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Northeast_Kingdom

UglyGreed

(7,661 posts)
14. I envy you
Wed Feb 17, 2016, 11:52 AM
Feb 2016

I spent a few summers in upstate NY at my brother's in-laws and always yearned to live there. I just enjoy nature and a slower way of life. We are stuck here for now but still have this dream burning in my heart.

 

cali

(114,904 posts)
15. I understand. I moved her from Boston almost 40 years ago
Wed Feb 17, 2016, 12:05 PM
Feb 2016

but my Vermont roots go even further back. I have a deep and abiding love for this place. I live just a few miles from that wonderful little church. It has no electricity. Every Christmas Eve they hold a midnight candlelight service there. And Lake Willoughby is just spectacular.

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