Vermont Roads - VT 8/100
VT 8 and 8/100
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A little misleading at the Massachusetts border, because while VT 100 and 8 do end here while multiplexed, MA 8 continues straight ahead. So keep the END 100, and let Massachusetts provide a square 8 on the other side. It's also misleading to have state highways ending and beginning within inches of each other.
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The southernmost (0000) reference marker on VT 100. 100 is the main route in Vermont so its markers dominate, even though 8 is the number carried up from Connecticut through Massachusetts.
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Saw that little concrete pillar next to the state line sign? Here's the henscratch on the Vermont side, and then off in the bushes you see a border stone considerably older than 1963! Isn't it good you stopped?
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The north and south sides of the 67-year older stone. Stone (granite), not concrete, so it's much cooler.
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The Green Mountains to the east and a mountain stream along that side of the road (southbound). Basically every road follows a stream in Vermont.
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Heading south from VT 9, windmills come into view on a mountain ridge.
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VT 8 ends all alone, and the green shields introduced in the early 1990's are finally old enough to fade.
Onto VT 100 alone
South into Massachusetts on MA 8
Onto VT 9
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