i mean thats fair sometimes we see those temps and we do get alot of constant humidity but i truly haven't been to the south to experience that.

i spent alot of my summer in cold clean river water so its nice

weather is crazy here. summers are hot and humid but beautiful. Fall and spring are nice. Winters can be brutal (saw -50 this year at my house).

You can live in the middle of the woods or in a more "urban" area (our biggest city is 50k people). If you want to live in the middle of the woods, you need to prepare for no power in the middle of the winter for several days aka have a plan.

cost of living is decent, i dont know what you need but you can find housing online and see how it goes to your budget.

work i think is tough around here unless you have an in-demand job.

love the culture lots of skiing fishing hunting hiking camping and live music. Pretty good local food and bars.

amazing fishing. i fly fish

very labral gun laws (can conceal carry without a permit) and its easy to get a hunting license. Not too many deer but u can get one. lots of small game. Short season.

lmao u r something

you are right, no one with a physics degree has ever graduated without using a physical library

lmao well arnt you pretentious.

i bet noone has ever gotten a physics degree without going into a library my bad

thats not even what i mean obviously if u have no libraries u will still have entertainment books. power goes out alot at my mountain house and i keep gameboys. im not saying books r bad what im saying is library infrustructure is expensive and rarely used. i havent been to a library in like 10 years.

i got cable from dsl this year so they r working on it

those numbers you gave me for a digital library r cheeper than the cost to maintain the states libraries

lmao i had to buy my books f9r class i said i didnt use the library once they dont s5ock engineering books

i didnt once say free i said a pay service

if u think kibraries have engineering siftware u r crazy and actusly engineering sweets r free for personal use and or inckuded in tuition

engineering

i believe there are digital libraries where all documents/books could be available to the public (and more than possible in person) for cheaper and easier public access, am i wrong?

i live in vt and i went to college in vt and i have never used a library even on campus for anything other than their printers so i believe this statement is wrong. rather than funding libraries, why cant we use online literature databases?

its not like you can check out your college textbooks and highschools give books to their students.

deerefield rivier on rt9 is southern vt cant go wrong

in fact im an avid fly fisherman in southern vermont feel free to msg me if you need good spots

souther vermont bennington county is 1 hr from albany

i like just hanging with family but i have alot of golf and fly fishing buddies and i can do unkimited of each of those within 15 minutes of my house. i plan on teaching my oldest to ski next year when shes 3 and that will be a 30 minutes ride to night skiing.

i also find alot of people to play guitar with up here. vermont is going to be a "be what you make it" place. you gatta make things happen ask people do do stuff and im not very shy

bah i live in bennington county :( way less options outside of the burlington area but ty!

my 2.5 year old daughter and my 8 month old cant get a dentist.

mine retired 5 years ago and i still dont have one

i also dont have a go i just go to the clinic it sucks

if you like going to the dentist or the dr, vt is not the plave for you lol

if you are a dentist or gp, please come here

conservatives and religion can suck my d

lmao vermont isnt the only state to make maple syrup

how the fuck do u figure that lmao

kkd in burlington rise and shiner best ever