I’m considering it as a possible retirement location.

https://www.cabotcheese.coop/shop-online
which leads to
https://www.dakinfarm.com/Cabot-Cheese.html?utm_source=refer&utm_medium=cabot&utm_campaign=dakin

enjoy your cheese…

The spring I was in third grade my family took a trip up to Burlington. I don’t recall why. My memory is that we purchased some cheese from the farm that Calvin Coolidge grew up in- or that the Coolidge family owned. I doubt the cheese made it home.

Some college friends have been in Burlington for decades.

Some college friends have been in Burlington for decades.

no white balance, dont expect your stuff to come out right except by luck

How To Get Perfect Colors In Your iPhone Photos Using White Balance
https://iphonephotographyschool.com/white-balance/

you can do the same under lighting settings on droid
and almost all digital sources to day have it

so… why not use it? LAZY…
[anything else is an excuse]

how hard is it to take a photo of a white piece of paper or shirt, or paper plate or back of security pass or or or or or… then have the perfect color?

TOO HARD as you set to auto, and ignore all the other stuff you paid for and they competed to have for you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

1. Auto : You can use automatic settings depending on the lighting conditions. [everyones favorite that messes stuff up… ESPECIALLY if you dont have a white object and black object in photo]

2. Daylight : You can use this for sunny days. This option results in photos closest to the natural colours of the scene. [everyones 2nd favorite… this is sun.. sun is nice… same as setting a number on the K scale]

3. Cloudy : You can use this for cloudy days or in shadows. Photos taken on cloudy days tend to be more bluish than on sunny days. You can use this option to offsets the effect. [everyone forgets this one, so they leave it on daylight and get blue casted images]

4. Fluorescent H :You can use this under daylight fluorescent or 3-way fluorescent lights. [ha! ever try to correct an image set to this but taken under other light? like halogen, tungsten(which used to be a setting but now they dont always include it..]

5. Fluorescent L : You can use this under white fluorescent lights. [same]

6. Tungsten : You can use this under incandescent bulbs or halogen lamps. Incandescent tungsten bulbs tend to have a reddish hue. This option offsets that effect. [this keeps your photos in incandescent lighting from coming out ORANGE… ]

7. Custom set : You can use this to set a custom white balance. Aim the lens at a piece of white surface, and then press the Shutter button. [the best one, most too lazy to use and get perfect color!!!!!!!!!! but they are not too lazy to complain or want it fixed if it turns out great!]

8. K : You can use this to manually adjust the colour temperature of the light source. The colour distribution becomes warmer. Tap +/- to adjust the colour temperature. [use this one with a light meter… ]

the major problem is taht almost everyplace you want to shoot inside uses mixed light…
12volt halogens… incandescents some cool some hot… tungsten in the corner… and open window letting in sun

and you expect color to be right? like your EYES
when worked with olivery sachs (yes THAT sachs), he had already done his groundbreaking research
humans map color in 3D space so we balance it stupdendously, to the point we dont actually see what we see…. cameras see orange light under incandescent… we see normal…

but you want your photos to be right?
then dont always have the color wrong and pray

Which is usually a good thing, IMO, because it’s Caveat Emptor with regard to personal lifestyle choices.

One of the few government bureaucracies I actually support is the one (over multiple agencies) dedicated to the protection of foods from pestilence and skull-duggery. I subscribe to the Food Safety News Network, and the amount of food recalled world-wide for serious problems, including fatalities, is staggering.

https://www.foodsafetynews.com/

It looks like they were bought out by Unilever, Europe’s seventh most valuable company, makers of Dove soap. Hmm, isn’t Dove pushing this body positive philosophy that is designed to make obese people glory in their extra weight. That sure makes it easier to push high calorie sweets.

Is Burlington the home of the Coat Factory?