There is a regular "Features" section that features four to six different articles. In the July/August 2012 issue there is one entitled "Jumping Off the Shelves," an article about Vermont's independent bookstores. In the March/April issue the is one about "Fred's Cabin," a Woodswoman-like article about a "hillside cabin [that] was built entirely from scratch." The magazine has evolved into a lovely magazine replete with excellent quality, full-color photographs and wonderful articles. Unlike its competitor, Vermont Life, this one still has stories this household anticipates and loves to read.
DEPARTMENTS:
* Heritage
* Towns
* Farms
* General Stores
* People
* At Work
* History
* Made in Vermont
* Homes and Gardens Photo Essay
* Pictures from Vermont
* Homes and Gardens Porch Living
* Homes and Gardens
* Last Word
The "Departments" do vary from issue to issue, but the listing will give you an idea of what you will be looking at. This is definitely a magazine anyone who loves Vermont will enjoy. Very highly recommended!I got this subscription as a birthday gift for my 40-something nephew who is already preparing to retire in Vermont. I always knew he and his wonderful wife were smart kids !!!
No comments:
Post a Comment