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Waterford
After our creepy visit to New London, we decided to add some more haunted places to our must see list in the town next door, Waterford. And this one surely lived up to the creepy factor. Waterford...
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Marlborough
A few things about this sleepy Marlborough: It’s kind of fun to say out loud, even harder to spell. They really like circles here. They were scattered all over the town hall…maybe like crop circles...
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New London
Sometimes we visit towns on the wrong day. Like in the case of New London, there was a boat parade/street fair that closed down most of the downtown area, so we didn’t get to see everything that we...
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Salem
Well, let’s just get this out of the way here: This Salem is Salem, Connecticut, not the “famous” Salem in Massachusetts (another state weirdly hard to spell!). Both have special places in our...
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Colchester
Dear readers, let us introduce you the one the most exciting towns we have been to: Colchester. Now, it’s not exactly exciting for reasons you may expect (is it ever with us?), but it’s still pretty...
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Woodbury
Technically we’ve been to Woodbury almost three times: The first time was when Jamee’s mom was in town and, if you’ve read our other posts about that adventure Saturday, you’ll know it was pouring...
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Middletown
Middletown is (you guessed it!) the town in the middle of Connecticut. Middletown is also one of those towns that we stayed in all day (Well…afternoon…because our previous night’s adventures left us...
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Vernon
Have you ever seen an episode of How the States Got Their Shapes? It’s really quite fascinating from a historical perspective and it also helps to watch it if you want to be the best bar trivia...
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Windsor
We’re learning that Connecticut has an affinity for naming towns the same thing but with different descriptors. You have the “-burys”: Middlebury, Roxbury, Waterbury, and the likes. And then the...
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Windsor Locks
Windsor Locks is the only Windsor town with something other than a cardinal direction in it’s name. And it seems like a weird one until you actually ask Siri and he (ours is set to a British guy)...
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Two Girls Take on a Move
Hello lovely readers! Guess what? We’re moving! Which is the reason as to why we have not been posting or adventuring lately. So we are taking a brief hiatus until October. (We’re also really smart and...
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Thomaston
And we’re back! After a move, a crazy work busy season, and a brief sanity break we finally hit the road. Get ready, Connecticut towns, we’re coming for you! Our first town on our list was the...
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Plymouth
Welcome to Plymouth, CT, the town with a giant water wheel! Seriously, how many towns do you know of that have a gigantic water wheel? File under: Only in CT. This “wheel in the ground” was built...
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Bristol
Oh, Bristol. Does anyone who doesn’t live in CT know that Bristol is the home to the famed ESPN? We sure didn’t before we moved here. Connecticut? For ESPN? How does that make sense? (Also, on a...
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Clinton
Clinton has to be one of our favorite towns in Connecticut. Let me count the reasons why: Gluten Free lobster rolls. Yes, you heard that correct, gluten free lobster rolls! And as if we needed to...
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