A Sunny Vermont Winter Day

Yesterday was what we call a beautiful bluebird winter day here in Vermont. The sun was shining and the snow was glistening. I grabbed my camera and thought I would share some of the scenery with you from our little red home here in Vermont. I hope you enjoy the walk around in the snow, friends.

A view from our Farmer’s Porch of the Vermont Green Mountains.

The Appalachian Trail (The AT) runs right through these mountains and Manchester is a major stop for the hikers on their way thru. The hikers will stop in town to pick up mail, change hiking shoes, regroup, gather supplies, and more before heading onto their final destination to Mount Katahdin in Maine. We will start to see the hikers arrive in town around June and July. Much later than that, the hikers will fight the elements of a northern Maine winter once they make their way to Mount Katahdin.

The little rooster bell that hangs, is a sign of hospitality on our front porch.

Our neighbors have one too, and when it’s rung, it’s an invitation to visit!

A simple vintage sled, red lantern, and faux greenery garland adorn our front door this winter.

Perfect for Christmas – February. It was about 10 degrees when I shot these photos.

Notice the frost on the windows…

I fell in luv with the Nordic blues this year, painting three of our front doors and adding this little blue vintage cross country ski sign that my mother gave me as a Christmas present many years ago.

To see more of our Nordic blue front doors, you may click here.