#old vermont

[onceuponatown]

Hotel Vermont, Burlington, Vt, ca. 1910.

[morningemme]

vermont

[ginger-by-the-sea]

[daughterofcainnnn]

a little something from hayden's tumblr (i miss it sm)

[webdiggerxxx]

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[this-is-a-podcast-fanblog]

I love folk-pop music because it creates scenarios that are both extremely specific and very relatable. Yes I do still dial 822-993-167 (I have not set foot in Vermont since 2018.)

[swforester]

What got you into photographing gravestones?

Boy that's the question. I saw your question a couple of weeks ago? But I couldn't answer it because it's complex. I think my parents might have been interested in old cemeteries and they may have even done grave rubbings. I did grave rubbings for awhile but I stopped because I learned they can damage old gravestones. I started to love the art on old graves. Then I realized I could capture the art without harming the grave just by taking a picture. That was the seed. It grew into a mission to photograph as many burial grounds and cemeteries as I can. And I love to photograph so much more. Ruins. Old cars. The sky. Clouds. Autumn. Angels and Demons has been around for 9 years now. During that time I've seen so much beauty and have learned so much about the ancient customs of death. OK I'm rambling so I'll stop now. Thanks for the question! Take care-

[charbies]

Thank you @rae-nell !! tonight maple is taking over the blog lol

I adopted maple last year and I actually know next to nothing about her. she’s approximately 2-3 years old, we think she’s a maine coon/tabby mix. I live in new england and she came from somewhere in the midwest, she was a stray living in a trailer park. she has had babies.

I sometimes wonder what her old life was like, and how many people she crossed paths with in her short existence before coming into my life. she used to be skittish but now is very silly, loving, and seems content sticking by me. I’m very lucky to have her :)

[extinctionblues]

Bennington VT 2016

[garrettfuckingkoval]

Got my self a new truck. She’s a 5 speed 88 Toyota, with that bulletproof R22 motor.

Always wanted a 70’s or 80’s Toyota Pickup. Slowly collecting my dream vehicles.

Got a little rust repair and body work to do to her and she’ll be a looker.

[dufrau]

bro bro bro. heres a bro question whats your favourite beers

This is an interesting question that I am going to give a terribly long and unsatisfying answer to.

The state of beer in America right now is ridiculous. I mean this in a good way. There are breweries EVERYWHERE now. Beer distribution in america used to be extremely limited by laws that were lobbied for by a few huge distribution companies, so basically you would see most of the same beers on the shelves everywhere in the country besides a few local exceptions. So it was easy to have a favorite beer because if you went to the store there were maybe 50 beers if it was a nice store and they were always basically the same.

But craft breweries have popped off in the last 20 years or so, and it has changed everything, because where there were 50 beers now there are hundreds, and if you go straight to the breweries (and why wouldnt you if you live near one?) they have limited batches of beers you might love but never drink again if they never brew it again. Breweries still have "flagship" beers, meaning the one beer of theirs youre likely to see on store shelves or on tap at a bar, but now we have access to the whole line of what they make at the brewery.

So I dont really have a favorite beer anymore, because beer is just extremely good in general now but also many of the beers i find myself loving are fleeting experiences. And even if i did have favorite beers it wouldnt be very helpful to anybody who doesnt live within a few states of me because you are almost always better off just going someplace local and finding your own favorites than spending time seeking out holy grails of beer from other places that probably arent going to be much better!

I will say that drinking beers outside at Hill Farmstead in Vermont is my favorite thing in the world to do besides fucking. It's on the top of a rolling mountain with a view forever and it smells like cow shit in the best possible way and all of their beers are sublime.

Cambridge Brewing Company has been around since like 1990 or something, sort of the original boston-area brew pub, and personally I think they are underrated. Their beers are consistently good and the food is also consistently good and I like the bartenders there. The beer there wont change your life but there are always dogs on the patio and Ive wasted a lot of wonderful days there.

I love Jack's Abby in framingham massachusetts because they mostly make lagers, and I am at an age where getting drunk isnt really the point anymore, so I would rather drink 4 lighter beers and hang out than drink 2 heavy beers and have to lie down. Everything Jack's Abby makes is good. Perfect lawnmower/shower beers. Perfect hangout beers. Its like if Budweiser actually tasted good. You can drink 6 of them and still act like a civilized person.

That's stuff I like. But my main beer advice is to check out whatever breweries are closest to you, because fresh beer is good beer.

[lemuseum]

[glitchy-furby]

new friend, this is Cappuccino the Pound Puppy! he's been at the antique store for months and i felt bad about him being all alone. now he can comfy with me and befriend my mom's pound puppy.

[blueiskewl]

WhistlePig The Boss Hog 14 Year Old 4th Edition "The Black Prince" 119.2 proof NV

Barrel no. 4, Cask type: Armagnac barrel finish, ullage: top shoulder.

1 bt 75cl (nop).

[tryst-art-archive]

[darkwood-sleddog]

Election ran smoothly. No drama, I helped a lot of people register to vote for the first time, 75% of the people eligible to vote did. Exhausted but worth it.