State Sen. David Zuckerman put out a Tweet yesterday touting his yard signs:
Town Meeting Day is this Tuesday March 1. I just got these great lawn signs! See you at the polls. #vtpoli #DZ4VT pic.twitter.com/N6eXa4EHou
— Dave Zuckerman (@DaveZuckermanVT) February 27, 2016
Camel’s Hump profile. Clean, direct, classic symbol of Vermont. Not exactly original, though…
@DaveZuckermanVT #vtpoli I have some of these you could use pic.twitter.com/tZmv9INm0D
— Mark Snelling (@SnellingMark) February 28, 2016
Oh, snap!
The Vermont Political Observer. 
Yeah…is that really his account and really his sign?
If by “his” you mean Dave Zuckerman, well, there’s an essentially identical logo on his campaign website.
I just hope he didn’t hire the same graphic designer as Snelling’s.
All fair. I had no memory of his sign. But somehow I think we will both survive to laugh about it and have a beer to discuss it someday.
I will also ask Mark whether he had his signs made up on either side from the different perspectives in Vermont, the east view as well as the view from the west? Mine has both. : )
Well, to be fair, Camel’s Hump is iconic. Mark is probably not the first to use it, and you won’t be the last.
David and I live near each other and share the same view, not views. It is a spectacular mountain and worthy of many signs. Does it really have another side?
You can see it from both sides when driving on I-89.
Or look at a Howard Dean quarter
We obviously have an Iconic Mountain Shortage. Maybe when those wind-farm crews are “destroying ridgelines,” they can carve some interesting shapes.