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Schlagwort: <span>Vermont</span>

In the Nowness of Pow

Have you ever wished for a snow storm in the winter months? If you have, the odds are high that you can get up early in the morning for fresh powder, in search of rhythm and lines that play with gravity. It’s that original snowboarder attitude, screw etiquette, to be a snow punk that challenges lazy consumerist escapes in the nowness of pow.

Feel the Bern

„I live in Vermont and I do what I want“ was a local tag line I picked up when I lived in the Green Mountain State for three years during college.

With Bernie Sanders, Vermont is touting an independent presidential candidate, who has a solid shot of heading to the White House. What’s most compelling about Bernie is that his vision from the 80s still holds ground.

Vermont is Majestic

Vermont is famous for it’s finest ice cream, the home base of snowboarding, HQ of Burton and it’s „I live in Vermont and I do what I want“ attitude. I was fortunate to have lived in Burlington, Vermont for three years in the late 90s. I boarded early in the mornings and was lucky to be a NCAA ice hockey champion.

Post Rock, Vermont Style

I’m still amazed at how rich the local music scene is, especially if you look at the relative size of the Green Mountain state’s largest city. Vetica, a young band that can brag about live shows in Brooklyn and Tokyo, recently self-released the album Signal Path, the track “Can’t Feel It” is my pick.

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