50 Wild Facts About North Vermont (You Didn't Know)

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  @ThelifeoftheStates · 9 months ago · pinned

  We love every state in this beautiful country and do our best to present each one with the utmost respect. <br> <br>There may be some mispronunciations or factual errors — we apologize. <br>We’re human and always learning. <br> <br>We read your comments and take them as valuable feedback to improve each new video. <br> <br>We’re a team behind this channel, and our goal is for you to be as happy as possible, learn as much as you can, and enjoy exploring every state in this great country together with us. <br> <br>Thank you so much!

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  @TheAmericanGamer85 · 9 months ago

  i didn&apos;t know Vermont had palm trees, i grew up here moved away and came back nope still no palm trees. lol

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  @etonelli1 · 9 months ago

  AI NEEDS TO END!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!<br>How many times are they going to say that VT has steep mountains, a lot of rivers, various soils, and is mainly rural? &nbsp;<br>...AND showing the same pictures over and over again?<br>Is it always fall in Vermont? &nbsp;Don&apos;t they have winter, summer, and spring? &nbsp;<br>HEAVENS!!!

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  @scottpardee6303 · 9 months ago

  On driving in Vermont, I said there are three things you find there: 1. Whenever you go down a hill, you will soon be going up one. 2. No matter how fast you drive, there is always someone behind you. 3. If you see a sign “Red Light Ahead,” when you reach it the light is always red.

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  @JordanJewell-y1d · 9 months ago

  I&apos;ve lived in Vermont my whole life. Pretty spot on. Lots of trees, cows and small mountains.

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  @larrysherk · 9 months ago

  I have been living in Vermont my whole adult life, and I am now nearly ninety. &nbsp;Let me assure you that Vermont is in no way insane. &nbsp;Vermont has helped me discover my deepest sanity. &nbsp;It&apos;s a strange thing about other people&apos;s value judgements.

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  @philpots48 · 9 months ago

  The Batten Kill, Battenkill, or Battenkill River is a 59.4-mile-long river rising in Vermont that flows into New York and is a tributary of the Hudson River. It is the longest Hudson tributary on that river&apos;s east. As &quot;kill&quot; means a creek, the name &quot;Battenkill River&quot; is pleonastic. The mouth of the Batten Kill is in Easton, New York, and the source of the river is in East Dorset, Vermont

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  @DennisProulx-y5c · 9 months ago

  Many in Vermont consider Lake Champlain their west coast. Lately, Montpelier had problem with flooding due to rainstorms or defunct hurricanes. The state is beautiful!!

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  @alanstrong3295 · 9 months ago

  Vermont is a place by itself. Lots of trees. Lake Champlain. Nature at its best. Nice and peaceful. Sorry that unemployment is so high. Perfect summer place to visit. ❤❤

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  @shawnfox2281 · 4 months ago

  FYI: Watersheds drain north into Lake Champlain and east into the Connecticut River. But the extreme southwestern portion of Vermont&apos;s waterways drains west into the Hudson River. Specifically, the Wallomsac, via the Hoosic and the Battenkill Rivers

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  @MaryB311 · 9 months ago

  I know all the elements you have shown. One fun about Vermont is that every point in every direction is a good photo, most states have notable scenic sights but Vermonts beauty also includes development and human shaping.

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  @stevebredice2414 · 8 months ago

  Lifelong Vermonter here. Aside from the palm trees this is spot on.