Hello Vermont....
We made our way from Massachusetts to Vermont around June 1st. Traveling there was absolutely gorgeous. In our travels we have made some great friends and our journey took us to Springfield Vermont to visit a couple we met while we were in Idaho last summer. They have property in Vermont, an old Farm that has been in the family for over 50 years with an old barn full of treasures to go through. The two of them have been working on this old barn for weeks. It is a huge structure over 40' high with a basement. The outside is a weathered brown. In the basement there were stalls for the cattle with trolleys for moving cans around and such. The floors have some rotten places and will need to be replaced so that, when finished, you don't fall through. All in all a wonderful building but a whole lot of work.
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| The BARN.... |
Our hosts, Tom and Sherri along with Tom's Dad, also named Tom took us out four wheeling on Saturday. Let me tell you when someone said Tom they all answered. It was so fun. They took us all through the mountains with lush green ferns, babbling brooks, streaming waterfalls and the occasional deer sighting. My Tom was the perfect driver, taking me on a wild ride.
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| Waiting for Tom to come down the hill |
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| Blasting out of the mud.... |
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| Crossing a wooden bridge |
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| Careful of those maple syrup lines. I have a cool little whoopee cushion to save my whoopee from bruising. |
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I was muddy water up to my hips, thanks to Tom M's Dad. That water was Burrrrrr Cold !!!!
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Tom M playin in the mud.
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This was just too fun...Note to self we must get a couple of these so we can do this more often. Now where do we put them???
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