Very well done indeed - and it only scratches the surface of a few of the communities hit by this 100 year flood.  The ski town I work in wasn't as hard hit as some, but even so, the building I work in had to have the bottom floor gutted and redone completely, and the local Shaw's which is the main grocery store for the area is still operating in the parking lot as two large heated tents to serve the community, as the normally placid Black River overran it's banks completely.  The hope is that by mid January they will have replaced all systems, flooring and walls and be ready to reopen again in it's permanent building.  

Yet, despite all that -there is hope in the valley.   Even though after the skies rained down all that water in August, Four months later finds December in all the VT ski towns without natural snow to fuel one of the main industries in VT  - tourism.  

We're still VT STRONG, and there's Hope in the Valley.

C'mon up and see us!