I am in the ski country area of central Vermont for a long weekend with a group of friends and photographers. This is the first in a series of blog posts that will cover the sights we saw and things we did.
It is clearly not ski season but, it is a perfect time to wander some of the back roads, hills, farms, barns, and bridges of this beautiful New England state. Our group is staying in this rented house near the town of Warren and near the Sugarbush ski area. Amy found the property on the HomeAway.com website (http://www.homeaway.com/vacation-rental/p3944213). It was a great place for our group of eight people - complete with both indoor and outdoor fireplaces and all the other comforts of home - s'mores anyone?
When I think of Vermont, I think of trees, trees, and more trees.
There's a reason that it's nickname is the "Green Mountain State," since about 75% of the land is covered in forests. Vermont and Wyoming are the two least populated states in the United States. Another of Vermont's claims to fame is as the leading producer of maple syrup in the United States.
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