Vermont

MelissaB

(16,559 posts) Sun Jun 21, 2015, 01:07 PM Jun 2015

Hello Vermonters!

Last edited Sun Jun 21, 2015, 02:11 PM - Edit history (1)

I'm joining this group because I have dreamed of living in Vermont since the first time I visited about 23 years ago. My daughter is now in college in Middlebury, Vermont, and I hope to retire in this great state.

I can't tell you how many times I've watched this video in the past week or two. I haven't seen Vermont since last summer, and this seems to help.

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Hello Vermonters! (Original Post) MelissaB Jun 2015 OP

MelissaB: Greetings From Stockbridge, Vermont. Tace Jun 2015 #1

My husband and I have to get the kids through college, and we are going to join you. MelissaB Jun 2015 #4

Check out St. Johnsbury. Wilms Jun 2015 #7

The google images are BEAUTIFUL! MelissaB Jun 2015 #8

:thumbsup: n/t Wilms Jun 2015 #9

Where is the best healthcare? Am still thinking of moving there and as I look at properties online glinda Jun 2015 #10

I'm not that familiar. Wilms Jun 2015 #11

I LOVERMONT! Wilms Jun 2015 #2

What happened there? MelissaB Jun 2015 #3

I had a shirt that read: Wilms Jun 2015 #5

LOL! That's perfect. MelissaB Jun 2015 #6

Tace

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1. MelissaB: Greetings From Stockbridge, Vermont.

Reply to MelissaB (Original post)

Sun Jun 21, 2015, 01:26 PM

Jun 2015

We're up in the Green Mountains, about in the center of the state. My wife, kids and I moved here eight years ago after 18 years in Midtown Manhattan. We love it. --Tace

MelissaB

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4. My husband and I have to get the kids through college, and we are going to join you.

Reply to Tace (Reply #1)

Sun Jun 21, 2015, 02:04 PM

Jun 2015

Trace, you are living my dream.

We haven't decided on a town yet, but that doesn't keep me from spending many hours a week on realtor.com. LOL!

I love Middlebury and Burlington, but need to branch out. I'm a small town girl, and Middlebury suits me quite a bit more that Burlington at the moment. It's still close enough to a "city" for medical care as we age.