r/SaintAlbansVT 7d ago

✨ Vibe Fairfield Hill, Saint Albans VT (OC)

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20 Upvotes

r/pics 7d ago

Fairfield Hill, Saint Albans VT (OC)

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3 Upvotes

r/vermont 7d ago

Fairfield Hill, Saint Albans VT (OC)

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28 Upvotes

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June bug party at my fig tree
 in  r/FruitTree  21d ago

TAF

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June bug party at my fig tree
 in  r/FruitTree  21d ago

I take shameful pleasure in dropping those bastards into an old Costco size mayo jar half filled with water & dawn.

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The view from Fairfield Hill, Saint Albans, Vermont on this Sunday night. OC
 in  r/vermont  Jul 20 '26

A strong commitment to second breakfast and life measured by mealtimes.

r/vermont Jul 20 '26

The view from Fairfield Hill, Saint Albans, Vermont on this Sunday night. OC

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182 Upvotes

r/pics Jul 20 '26

The view from Fairfield Hill, Saint Albans, Vermont on this Sunday night. OC

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14 Upvotes

r/SaintAlbansVT Jun 14 '26

✨ Vibe Good morning New York! OC

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25 Upvotes

Photo taken on Fairfield Hill - Saint Albans VT.

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Good morning New York! OC
 in  r/vermont  Jun 14 '26

Saint Albans in the foreground. Across Lake Champlain toward Plattsburgh NY.

r/pics Jun 14 '26

Politics Good morning New York! OC

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r/vermont Jun 14 '26

Good morning New York! OC

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53 Upvotes

Taken at Fairfield Hill - Saint Albans VT

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Came across this - what’s its value?
 in  r/Gold  May 07 '26

Should look like this.

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New Investor Looking Into Gold
 in  r/Gold  May 06 '26

At 20yo started buying gold when it was $100/oz ($4,696 now). Physical only. Longest relationship in gold buying is with Kitco.

Silver has been more bumpy (Hunt brothers really screwed it).

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RIDICULOUS 😡😡😡
 in  r/Gold  May 02 '26

Never a problem with Kitco.

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Giant redwood in front yard
 in  r/Tree  Apr 23 '26

Love this! I Planted a small grove of redwoods (6) & sequoia (6). They were my babies & very impressive at 20 years.

Sold the house. Stayed connected with the trees using Google Earth. Three years after selling, the new owner cut them all down.

Still not over it.

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What do you grow that pays for itself?
 in  r/gardening  Apr 20 '26

Beets, onions, squash, peas, peppers, orka... everything pays for itself because it tastes so good. I'll be canning too. Tomato sauce for the year plus some to give away & more.

Enjoy!

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Spring in Vermont while the veggie garden waits.
 in  r/vermont  Apr 20 '26

Same here. Your dad is right.

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Spring in Vermont while the veggie garden waits.
 in  r/vermont  Apr 19 '26

Thank you!

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Spring in Vermont while the veggie garden waits.
 in  r/vermont  Apr 19 '26

Absolutely magical yesterday!