| VERMONT has created an image of small-town Yankee America, with its white churches and red barns, covered bridges and clapboard houses, snowy woods and maple syrup. Though rural, the landscape is not good for farming, as mountainous forests cover much of the land. Visitors come during two well-defined seasons, to see the fall foliage in the first two weeks of October, and to ski in the depths of winter, when the resorts of Killington, and Stowe, spring into life.
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