The novaTop Travel Itineraries → Final Version

The Travel Itineraries for novaTopFlex have officially been finalized, with identified locations of interest under the following conditions:

• Ideal meal sites, particularly covering lunch and dinner, though breakfast locations are also included on the list
• National, regional, and local museum and historic sites and parks, particularly of significance to numerous and various types of historical events
• Institutions and sports teams as well as groups with common interests to novaTopFlex, including numerous types of athletes including baseball, basketball, softball, volleyball, tennis, lacrosse, hockey, golf, football, swimming, and more
• Major and minor events of highest potential for networking with common interests in computer science, cybersecurity, geography, culture, identity, history, and politics*
  • Political topics are culturally taboo and should not be forced in conversation when launching conversations with new individuals and communities. novaTopFlex recommends introductions to new people and a minimum of six (6) encounters, including chance encounters, with a specific individual or community prior to conversing about political topics.

novaTop Travel Itineraries currently contain locations in Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland, District of Columbia, Virginia, North Carolina, Tennessee, West Virginia, Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana, Illinois, Iowa, Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota, South Dakota, and North Dakota. Because the aggregate itinerary contains upwards of three thousand distinct locations of interest, occasionally overlapping in scope or nature, the novaTop Travel Itineraries require multiple separate links for the truth of the novaTop interest pool. Usually, if a location of interest is not listed in the first travel itinerary list, the second itinerary list should contain the location in question. The travel itineraries are now publicly available and accessible on Google Maps and on separate links to Google Maps on Mastodon and elsewhere. WordPress viewers: The novaTop Travel Itineraries are located at https://maps.app.goo.gl/qfRXKynBVAPBY8dbA (first list) and https://maps.app.goo.gl/Ug9ZRZ9Z52kE2K1o7 (second list).

The Charm of Vermont

Preamble

Vermont is the State where individuals in clear and present violation of traditional values, roles, and related concepts can pursue a sense of safety, away from the implications of stereotypes caused and created specifically by the use of pronouns and other factors. The State of Vermont is known most commonly for progressive policies, renewable energy, and being the largest producer of maple syrup in the United States, with around fifty percent (50%) of the national supply. Only ten cities exist in the entire State; Vergennes, in Addison County in the west-central portion of the State, is the smallest of these, with a population count of fewer than three thousand (3,000) in total. Fourteen counties exist in the State:

• Grand Isle County → The islands within Lake Champlain (the Richelieu River)
• Franklin County → Along the Canadian border (specifically with the Province of Québec) and directly on the east side of Lake Champlain
• Orleans County → Contains Newport, Derby, and surrounding areas including Lake Memphrémagog
• Essex County → Very small communities, including Brighton (the largest town), Guildhall (the shire town), and surrounding communities at the northeastern extremity of the State
• Chittenden County → Contains Colchester, Winooski, Burlington, Essex Junction, and associated communities of the Burlington area
• Lamoille County → Communities include Hyde Park, Morristown, and Stowe, as well as the highest point in the State of Vermont (Mount Mansfield, north of Montpelier)
• Caledonia County → The heart of the Northeast Kingdom; includes locales such as St. Johnsbury
• Addison County → Located in west-central Vermont, Middlebury is the shire town of the county. Vergennes, the oldest and smallest of the ten incorporated cities of Vermont, is also located within the county.
• Washington County → Located centrally within the State of Vermont, the Cities of Barre and Montpelier are located within the county.
• Orange County → Located in east-central Vermont along the Connecticut River downstream from Caledonia and upstream from Windsor
• Rutland County → Contains the City of Rutland and surrounding communities fairly southwest in the State of Vermont
• Windsor County → Along the Connecticut River and the New Hampshire state line, containing communities such as Windsor
• Bennington County → Notable for having two shire towns, Manchester and Bennington, separated by differences in latitude; located in the extreme southwest corner of Vermont
• Windham County → Newfane is the shire town; Brattleboro, Bellows Falls, and Putney are also notable communities in the county.

Adventure in Stowe

Over Labor Day Weekend in 2025, novaTopFlex had experienced firsthand charm of the State of Vermont, particularly the Town of Stowe and the included Village of Stowe. The Stowe Mountain Resort, the Green Mountain Inn, and even local bookstores were of particular excellence, but so were the gondola rides within the area.