Vermont is a great place for fly fishing! With its abundance of rivers and streams, it’s no wonder why so many anglers come from all over the country to experience this amazing state. This guide […]
Neshobe Island, a serene and secluded spot on Lake Bomoseen in Castleton, Vermont, boasts a fascinating and quirky history. Once the stomping grounds for prominent literary figures and celebrities, this idyllic island retreat remains a […]
Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the strange and inexplicable world of Bigfoot sightings in Vermont. As of the date of this article, it is springtime in Vermont and the perfect time for the elusive Bigfoot […]
The 251 Club was first suggested by Dr. Arthur W. Peach in the Summer 1954 issue of Vermont Life Magazine. A poet, professor, writer, and historian, effusive about all things Vermont, Dr. Peach was welcomed to […]
University of Vermont medical students who graduated in the 1870s recalled the school obtaining cadavers from nearby cemeteries. In other states that were less strict about how corpses could be treated, businesses sprang up that […]
These are the voyages… I grew up watching TV westerns, thanks to my grandfather. When most people can’t remember anything beyond their recent past, I can clearly recall being held as a baby, learning to […]
Ethan Walman, author of the new book/resource guide “Tiny House Decisions“, built his own tiny house in Vermont, with a number of surprising features. There is a large kitchen, complete with a double sink, sure […]
by Scott Wheeler Climbing into his Chevy pick-up truck, Richard Nelson of Derby shoves a wad of chewing tobacco in his mouth and snaps open a can of Diet Pepsi – two staples in his […]
Honey Hollow Falls is one of those special places hidden in the hills of Vermont, that even many native Vermonters don’t know about. It’s located in Bolton, VT at Preston Brook and a gorge flowing […]
It’s not every day that you’re lucky enough to spot Elvis Presley leaning on his Cadillac in a small, Vermont town Driving through Bristol, VT on a lazy, September, Sunday afternoon and there was Elvis […]