Local fisherperson Tiffany Saltis tells us why she loves one of Vermont’s most popular outdoor activities. Also, Sara and Kaitlyn wind down after a busy day in Vermont at the Spa at the Woods, a European Spa nestled in the hills of Killington. Finally, Bettina pays a visit to the Zen gardens.
By Polly
On October 7, 2015
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