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No-Menu-5104 t1_j3gpxph wrote

I’d say you’re lucky to not yet understand why that’s a bad idea. Conditions change around every corner. The hills are steep and class 3 roads are barely usable when the storm has just hit. Even with studded snows, and chains, you’re bound to find yourself in a situation that will have you wishing you stuck to the paved roadways, or home. It seems that with elevated temps this year, paved roads will remain greasy the way we typically see them early and late season. That’s some white knuckle driving alone. Bundle up and take to your feet, or a true snow vehicle.

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No-Menu-5104 t1_j0wvh7h wrote

No, I was referring to Ascutney Outdoors

You’re going to want to check that they’re not running a tow or lift, which would prevent you from using the hill. Over the last 5 years or so, the ski trails had been hike only, so just about anyone could use them for whatever, but that may have changed for this year…

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No-Menu-5104 t1_j0vyo66 wrote

Reply to "Dogspam" by pv_punisher

I’ll agree that ‘a thing you love’ as a complete personal identity is the worst kind of person. I suspect that on r/vermont, if one person wants to show off dog photos, it’s basically in open invite for all others to do the same. I don’t think there’s an individual culprit, do you?

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No-Menu-5104 t1_j09cb28 wrote

Woodstock is kind of depressing. If you like pretty old houses, it might be worth walking the Main Street, but lookout for contractors and angry locals barreling down the road shooting you dirty looks. This town should be thriving, but instead, building owners are charging a fortune for retail space, forcing small time businesses to pay garbage wages to people who can’t afford to live here. It’s a Disney prop town that’s lost its direction. The Woodstock Inn which is owned by the Rockefeller trust essentially subsidizes the town’s existence, resting on the laurels of their golden days. Take a peek, but don’t believe the hype. This is a shining example of why Vermonters feel they can’t thrive in their own home state. If you’ve got a few million dollars, you can buy a dilapidated Victorian or colonial with a nice paint job over rotted cladding.

If you decide to stop by anyways, here’s what’s to do after your 4 hour stop in Woodstock:

Hall Art Foundation in Reading, Vermont Salvage and Kishka Gallery in White River Junction, Von Trapp Family Lodge in Stowe, Marsh Brothers Deli in Lebanon NH, American Precision Museum in Windsor, Quechee Antique Mall in Quechee, Takeout Indian food from Taj-E in White River Junction, Dog Mountain in St. Johnsbury, Cedar Circle Farm in Thetford, Carrier Roasting Co in Northfield.

Restaurants have limited seating, call now for reservations.

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No-Menu-5104 t1_izncqde wrote

Great to hire a pro. They’re useful if you actually read them thoroughly, don’t just get swept up into the charm of the old house.

We used https://criterium-lalancette-dudka.com out of Rutland.

If you have a list of things you know you want to redo that might tie into changing utilities layout or floor plan, bring it up. Old houses are much more complicated when it comes to moving things around, and it’s not to be ignored.

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