So you’re going to see a few of the pictures flooding in from my part of the world, the northeastern United States. The first big snowstorm of the year has just blown through–exactly the kind of thing we want to keep happening for decades to come–and it’s provided the perfect backdrop for vigils large and small in tiny towns like Paul Smith’s New York
and Sudbury Massachusetts
and Craftsbury Common in Vermont
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