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Autumn!
Index to Our Current Issue
is filled with all that makes Vermont autumn so special.
Vermont, could easily be designated
the nation's capital of Autumn. There's no better place to celebrate the
history, traditions and treasures of this magnificent season. We invite you
to explore our pages, they're filled with celebrations of the season.
There is little we can tell you that has not already been said
about autumn in Vermont. Our renowned display of brilliant color--from
yellow to amber to blazing red--invites travellers to view the spectacle. But
fall foliage is not only an attraction for tourists. Those of us who live here
are often equally awestruck as we wind through a valley or hike into the hills.
If you're among the many planning a visit to Vermont this fall you'll want
to take a look at our Vermont Country Calendar.
There you'll find more than 200 events that are taking place throughout our
state through the middle of October. Events will be added regularly.
Want a list of Vermont's Top Ten Fall Events? Just
Ask. We'll send it to you by email or U.S. Post, FREE!.
If you can't be here to see the fall colors, you can check it out online at VTWeb's
Vermont Fall Foliage Page. A new image is loaded each day, so you can
watch the progression as we move from green to glorious. Should you decide
at the last minute to come for a visit and need a place to stay, check out
their room availabilty chart. (Coming for a visit at this time of year without
room reservations is not recommended.)
Of course fall is not complete without an Apple Orchard Excursion. Whether
you want to pick your own right off the tree or simply grab a bushel or a peck
of already picked fruit, area orchards are a great pace to spend time with
the family. Once you have your apples, this issue's apple
recipes will inspire you to use various varieties in new ways. You
can also request Vermont Weathervane's Best Picks
of the Season--a list of our favorite area orchards.
Just in time for harvest season is the new book, Cider.
A guide to making and enjoying sweet and hard cider. It's worth a look!
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