South Londonderry is a community in south Vermont. South Londonderry is part of the town of Londonderry in Windham County. It is situated on state Route 100. At the time of the 2000 census, the population of the Londonderry area was 1,709. Windham County public schools include Windham Elementary School and Westminster Schools. Local businesses include Dos for Dogs and Your Possessions Photographed.
By Emhyatt December 06, 2014
We have spent over $4000.00 on snowboard packages & called to find a size of a jacket & was told by the store owners to never step foot in the store. ( We wanted to shop local the store choose to not want our money!) it's sad that they treat paying customers this way !! ...read more
By Anonymous August 16, 2014
i am inad rabadi i born in america but i studied in kingdom of jordan and i am planing to study sonography in vermont so what do i need for the college ther and i would like to know if i need the jordanian national exam ...read more
By jsd1984 December 05, 2012
Everything is so good. great way to "cheat" when having company or your turn to bring desert or bread ...read more
PERU FAIR WEEKEND! Come see one of Vermont's biggest and most popular events of the Year! P.S. we will be across from the Pig Roast on Main St. Saturday, September 24,2011. 9am to 4pm. The parade is at 9:45. Rain or shine. "The fair is still on in spite of recent weather problems." ...read more
By The Pantry South Londonderry September 23, 2011
Wow! We are off to a great summer start. Meeting new friends and seeing old faces keeps us working hard to serve fantastic food in the greater Stratton area of Vermont. Come visit us at the West River Farmers Market in Londonderry, VT on Saturdays through October. Stop by and say 'hello'. Enjoy some of the best food offerings in Vermont: -Fresh Sandwiches -Panini -Salads -Prepared Foods -Equal Exchange Organic Coffee -Old Fashion Squeezed Lemonade -Thai Iced Coffee -Fresh Baked Goodies -Weekday Dinner Specials -Local When We Can -Asian Favorites -Teriyaki Beef -Sesame Peanut Noodles -The Finest Sweet and Savory Cheescakes in New England We are excited to see you soon, Suzanne, Sharon, Kevin, Marc and the gang. ...read more
By The Pantry South Londonderry June 12, 2011
Getting away from it all, in your own Garden Cottage By Domenic Mangano Removing your physical self from the everyday routine of daily life is one of the best things you can do for your sanity. Keeping yourself sane can be as easy as walking into your own backyard retreat. A Buda hut for meditation, a potting shed for gardening, or a screened room for watching sunsets can easily be created. With an eye for detail a tiny shelter can be turned into a spiritual sanctuary. To begin decide on the purpose of the building. Will it be for potting, storage of a kayak, bicycle or tractor or used as an additional room to the main house? A shack to write poetry, similar to Henry Thoreau’s complete with a little wood stove can be more inviting than a five star hotel. Using a bit of feng shei, which relates to the positioning of objects in your life, can help in choosing the most practical location to place a garden cottage. A small plot is all that is needed, incorporating nature or gardens in the design will provide tranquility and a sense of peace with your surroundings. A tree house may be the right space to provide a sense of relaxing self-fulfillment. Once the purpose of the shelter has been decided and a site plan devised, the next step is choosing the look and feel of the building. Many home supply super stores offer no frill portable sheds that can be transformed into a very desirable setting or you may opt to the alternative method, building it yourself. No matter your skills any space can be enhanced using a bit of garden décor and landscaping. Strategically placed flowers and shrubs will be a great start other details that will help define the feel of your sanctuary include a vine trellis, a window flower box, a wind chime or a charming piece of furniture. The aesthetics of the property will be the envy of friends and neighbors. To explore examples of garden cottages and to further investigate the possibilities that exist you may want to start at your local library. Several excellent books that will surely provide inspiration are,Retreats: Handmade Hideaways to Refresh the Spiritby G. Lawson Drinkard III,Garden Retreats: Creating an Outdoor SanctuarybyBarbara Blossom Ashmun, andThe Inward Garden: Creating a Place of Beauty and MeaningbyJulie Moir Messervy. Creating a tranquil space that is dedicated to your hobby and surrounded by things of peace will help endure the test of everyday life. The next time you feel aggravated, tortured or burdened consider indulging yourself, think about a space all your own, one that beckons onlookers to investigate. A little sanctuary all your own is within your grasp. Article submitted by Jamaica Cottage Shop a builder of elegant Vermont garden buildings. Visit the shop on line at JamaicaCottageShop.com or call 802 297 3760 for an information package. ...read more
By Jamaica Cottage Shop Incorporated February 28, 2009