Vermont is a state like no other – the beauty, strong sense of community, and born adventurers are just a few of the factors that set it apart. Keep reading to learn about 12 things only people who grew up in Vermont understand!
Every year, you left school to go to Ben & Jerry’s on Free Cone Day. No one questioned the long line; in fact, you probably finished your ice-cream back in line waiting for seconds.
Whether you are having “sugar on snow” or drizzling it on your pancakes, Vermont maple syrup makes everything taste better, and you have the special power to differentiate between real and fake maple syrup blindfolded.
Snow days were just never a thing…even if your car was buried under a mountain of snow or your driveway was a sheet of ice.
Neck warmers were a necessity during winter (and fall and spring). Whether you were skiing, refilling your car with gas or simply trying not to freeze, neck warmers made all the difference in the world; if people from other states laugh at the section of your closet designated to neck warmers, just shake it off – they probably don’t know the feeling of -25-degree weather.
Every time you turned a corner, another field of cows appeared whether it was next to your school or local grocery store.
As it takes just around five minutes to get through security, the Skinny Pancake is always a necessary and delicious stop before boarding – you can never go wrong with the “Heartbreaker.”
If you ever felt like getting in a little city time, Montreal was definitely the move. The opportunity to interact with real civilization is eye-opening.
If you Google your name, it might appear that you are famous. But in reality, your town’s newspaper has published numerous articles on your one goal in that one sports game that one time.
That feeling of spinning around on the road calmly thinking “well…this is happening” is all too familiar.
When you leave the comfort of your home, you never know what to expect – rain? Hail? Sleet? Snow? You’ve likely experienced them all at once. And you’re fully aware that hair can, in fact, freeze.
We come together to support one another no matter the circumstance.
Growing up in Vermont elicits a certain sense of pride because there is nowhere else quite like the Green Mountain state.
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