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Tempestry to evoke climate change in county
COCO MOSELEY, EXECUTIVE director of the Middlebury’s Henry Sheldon Museum of Vermont History, displays some of the dyed wool that will soon be knitted into a “tempestry” that will show climate change in Addison County during the past 101 years.
Independent photo/John Flowers
January 29, 2026
A community-created fiber art piece will show how temperatures in Addison County have risen over the past 101 years.
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