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Photos: Not-So-Easy Street — A Rural Vermont Drive-By 

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Photos: Not-So-Easy Street — A Rural Vermont Drive-By
Glenn Russell
Satellite dishes sprout from an apartment building in Washington.
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Tags: Our Towns, Brookfield, Hardwick, Bethel, Chelsea, Holland, Washington Greensboro, Wolcott, Brookfield, Plainfield

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