Going Up the Country

The book explores the transformative impact of the counterculture movement on Vermont and its broader influence on American society. It delves into the ways in which this cultural shift challenged traditional norms, fostered community activism, and inspired social change. Through vivid anecdotes and historical analysis, the narrative highlights key figures and events that shaped the movement, illustrating its lasting legacy on both local and national levels. The interplay between idealism and practical challenges reveals the complexities of this pivotal era in American history.