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I'm getting more disappointed when I see Flora still on their website.

Mainly because it's just getting my hopes up for when I go next Friday and it's inevitably sold out.


Pessimist life.
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I'm fun at parties.

maybe I'll cannonball it if they will be there Friday :/
 
I think I'm heading up tomorrow for the first time...anything I need to know?
Assuming it's moderately busy (it very well could not be), get a growler ticket first, then either grab an onsite pour or pick up some bottles and wait to get called for growler fills. Enjoy the day!
 
That you're gonna have a good time and most likely plot a return trip as you are driving down Hill Rd after leaving. Enjoy man!

I just checked google street view, the road doesn't look scary at all...am I missing something?
 
I think though it should be said the roads can be challenging based on weather conditions for anyone who hasn't been there or driven on a dirt road.

Yes this is definitely true. I have been up there pretty much every month of the year. If you ever plan a trip up during January through March I highly recommend a 4 wheel drive vehicle or snow tires at the very least. I went up with my car once during a storm and let me tell you even with 4 wheel drive it's a little tricky. The rest of the year isn't too bad. In the early spring when the snow is melting there is a ton of mud on the dirt road part and things can be slippery and your car is going to be a mess. Other than that though, it shouldn't be too bad. Have fun up there!
 
Yes this is definitely true. I have been up there pretty much every month of the year. If you ever plan a trip up during January through March I highly recommend a 4 wheel drive vehicle or snow tires at the very least. I went up with my car once during a storm and let me tell you even with 4 wheel drive it's a little tricky. The rest of the year isn't too bad. In the early spring when the snow is melting there is a ton of mud on the dirt road part and things can be slippery and your car is going to be a mess. Other than that though, it shouldn't be too bad. Have fun up there!

+1

Rent a burly ass 4x4 car. I have never been to VT or close, but watch lots of Game of Thrones. It is probably like that.
 
queue the pictures of the cars in a ditch or flipped haha


Nahhhh man. Big difference in driving like a ******** and handling back country, unpaved, muddy roads. Don't go too fast, plot your course, don't EVER stop in the mud and don't gun it because you'll bury yourself even more. Also, most importantly, know your vehicle limitations and when to not even try it. :)
 

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