It's someone whom you can count on and who can count on you. There are same-sex relationships that are like that that weren't recognized until we passed the Civil Unions bill in Vermont. What our court said is that you can't discriminate on the basis of sexual orientation. So, we don't. The best things about living in Vermont are the people and the outdoors.
Great people live in rural places.
And the outdoors. . . . I enjoy anything outdoors - hiking, canoeing, and swimming in a lake or ocean. The single place I love best is the top of Camel's Hump, an unspoiled, 4,083-foot summit in the Green Mountains between Burlington and Montpelier. The view is spectacular - you can see most of the state and some of the adjoining states. It's a great place to look around and get a perspective on life. 8 Scenic spot The best things about living in Vermont are the people and the outdoors.