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You Know You're In Fairfield When...

  • traffic means cows crossing the road.
  • your house pet is a cow.
  • your children can ride a tractor before a bike.
  • all of your shoes are "mud boots".
  • you always complain about needing a bigger tractor.
  • your tractor has more miles than your car.
  • you smell the lovely perfume of cow manure.
  • there's more water in the corn field than Fairfield Pond.
  • you finish each other's sentences about cow manure.
  • your next-door neighbor is a herd of cows. 
  • you've ever been told "you smell like maple syrup". 
  • you have "mud days" in addition to "snow days".
  • you see more cows than people.
  • taking a "trip" means going to Burlington. 
  • going "out to eat" means bringing your lunch to the hay field. 
  • having your family come for dinner involves 40 pounds of meat and a hundred borrowed chairs.
  • your parents hear about the shenanigans you've been up to before you've finished doing them.
  • your destroyed barn is rebuilt in one day by friends and family.
  • Farmers Day at Jay Peak is your vacation. 
  • "dressing up" means putting on a clean shirt with a collar and new work boots. 
  • you've woken up to find a new pair of boots under the Christmas tree.
  • you pull an all-nighter in your barn.


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