Oh dang, sounds like we need to eat in sometime!

And you've commented how many times?

Quebec city

1. that is a WILD claim for Brattleboro, a town full of white busybodies who hate seeing black people existing

2. still not germane to the OP

How much do you value your car and the lives within it? How about the lives of others on the road? Look, if you're on all seasons and haven't had time to warm up to driving in winter conditions recently, I wouldn't tempt fate. Lots of people are in here saying "there's no snow right now," but this is New England, our winter could very well become more severe in the time between now and then. As for "as long as there's no hills," this is Vermont, even Burlington has hills that will make an unprepared civic embarrass itself w/out traction. Truth is, the cheapest set of road rumbling winters will be better than the most expensive all seasons, I'd buy some or rent a vehicle with winters preinstalled.

Mayday in the north end! Always fantastic and imaginative food

This person used one single jargony phrase in the title that isn't even particularly hard to understand. I don't think that critique applies here. People are responding to it negatively because they don't want to understand it, not because they can't.

Portland, ME - very underrated food city, and Maine’s got both great beer and weed.

Quebec City, Ottawa, Saratoga Springs

Stop in Philly to stare at the junkies on Kensington Avenue.

>I went there last summer when I was visiting a friend in Burlington. He had never had poutine, and I got so excited that it was on the menu!

Cafe HOT. Best breakfast sandwiches anywhere ever.

That's the way the new car came. As others have said, this a problem with new cars.

And I don't have the spare 100 or so bucks lying around to get them adjusted, I apologize.

Working in the sciences, my biggest critique about scientists, as a whole, is that they rely too much on professional jargon. It creates a barrier between the author/researcher and the audience. If the author of this article is writing this for other professional, social science, academics, than fine. But, don’t expect a lot of traction with a mainstream audience, of any color or race.

Korean BBQ food truck!? That sounds amaze balls.

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It makes me cringe when people literally think that their interpretation of what makes food, or a restaurant, or really anything completely subjective is somehow superior to someone else’s. How about you just say that you find it sub-par? Unless of course you are the world’s foremost restaurant critic. Actually, even then…. save it.

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That place has great atmosphere too!

Their maple crème brûlée is to die for.

I haven’t eaten there in 5+ years but before that I NEVER had a decent dining experience there. The food was always great but the experience of getting it was always trash. Hope that’s changed.

Waterworks - where we have a waterfall so people think we’re a really good restaurant.

Recently acquired title of “restaurant everyone thinks is fancy but really isn’t” from Sweetwaters.

Literally makes me cringe seeing people trip over one another to talk about how amazing and unique waterworks is.

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That’s encouraging. Thanks!

I’m not in Fairlee and not an ice/skating conditions expert but I checked Weather Underground for Fairlee 10 day forecast and night for the next 10 days straight are in the 20s so that puts things in your favor. You could also try calling the Lake Morey resort.