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Lyndonville, VT is a small town nestled in the Northeast Kingdom of Vermont. It is known for its rural charm and traditional New England way of life. Lyndonville offers plenty of opportunities to explore the outdoors. There are plenty of trails for hiking, biking, and outdoor recreational activities such as camping or fishing. The town also boasts several local attractions such as the Lyndonville Historical Museum, Maple Grove Farms, and a variety of annual festivals like the Fairbanks Area Farmers Market. The small-town feel combined with its natural beauty makes it an ideal getaway spot for visitors looking to relax and explore nature. Reviews of Lyndonville are overwhelmingly positive, with many visitors citing its peaceful atmosphere as one of its top selling points. Additionally, people have praised the area's friendly locals who are always willing to go out of their way to make guests feel welcome.
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"Don't eave California to move to Vermont in Decem - 10/14/2018
I was 11years old when our family moved from North Hollywood, California, December, 1960, for the Northeast Kingdom, Vermont. My father was very sick and was told by his doctor, that he needed to make a " drastic " change in his lifestyle. At this time, my Aunt and Uncle, who were in the film industry, we're working on Alfred Hitchcock's movie, " The Trouble With Harry " being filmed in East Burke, Vermont. So as I remember, we picked up and packed up and flew my dad and three dogs to Vermont and crammed my mom, two sisters and me into a brand new '60's Corvaire Monza and headed east. Five days later, we arrived in Bennington, Vt. During the worst winter snow storm in " thirty-two " years. It was the Most Beautiful sight, for an eleven-year old California kid, like me, to ever see. In the last two hours driving north to Lyndonville, my eyes were glued to the windshields watching the snow falling on fields, barns, fences, trees, cars and trucks. I couldn't believe my eyes. When we
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Charming college town - 5/7/2006
Lyndonville is the typical small town. Low crime, friendly people, just enough business to keep the town alive. There is a small state college in town, which brings in new people and business. A ski resort is located nearby for the winter enthusiasts, as well as plenty lakes and rivers for summer recreation. Jobs can be scarce, but there are a number of neighboring towns of varying size to offer
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