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Last of the Hill Farms : Echoes of Vermont's Past Tiffany Haddish and ecological catastrophe--and yet theA striking book. an arresting, wistful portrait of an all but gone way of life. Boston Globe A celebration of a way of life, and the people who lived it, in rural Vermont's Northeast Kingdom. In the early seventies, this was a land of sheep, cattle, work horses, wood burning stoves, and outhouses far removed in time and space from the industrial world. In 1968 the photographer Richard Brown moved to the Northeast Kingdom, a remote corner of Vermont