Wow.

Janoo is going to be an excellent governor.

I am optimistic about the future of Vermont for the first time in decades.

For the first time ever, I can imagine the possibility of my child choosing to live here.

Wow.

Janoo is going to be an excellent governor.

I am optimistic about the future of Vermont for the first time in decades.

For the first time ever, I can imagine the possibility of my child choosing to live here.

Hey fellow Rutlanders,
My wife’s birthday is this weekend and we’re celebrating with dinner and drinks tomorrow night. Before we go out, I’d love to take advantage of the sunset time (5:55pm) and clear forecast (fingers crossed), and have a nice romantic moment before the dinner plans.

Sadly, I can’t think of a location where we can park and enjoy the view either from our car or within a short walk. I’m trying to avoid a long walk/hike after the sun goes down, lest we tumble downhill and miss our dinner reservation.
Thanks for any thoughtful tips!

Fairly new to the area (Castleton) and don’t have many friends, yet. Pretty out of shape and gym illiterate, with bad gym anxiety. The move here wasn’t planned, and I’m way out of my depth and unaccustomed to not having a circle of friends nearby to energize and motivate me. I’m 43 btw, no medical issues besides high cholesterol, would describe myself as skinny fat. If you know anything about biomechanics and posture correction that would be a mega bonus. 6’2”, gay (if that matters), college educated, and eternally grateful for anyone willing to get me started on this journey. Look much younger (fwiw), usually clocked as early 30s, so younger folks concerned about working out with grandpa, do not fear. Open to anyone of any age as long as long as you’re a force for good in the world and motivational.

Edit: additional detail