There just wasn't enough space to get in all of the beauty and wonder of Connecticut. Or all of my love for it.
I didn't talk about The Stone House in Guilford, the Oyster Club in Mystic or the Water Street Cafe in Stonington. About Harkness in Waterford or Bill's in Westbrook, and veering off the coast to glorious Essex wasn't part of the plan, no matter how much it's in my heart. I spared everyone my memories of living on the beaches in Niantic, of devouring Dairy Queen, of cruising Ocean Beach in New London. It's a tiny slice of heaven, and I could go on and on...
Lovely article Amy, full of warmth. There's no place like home.
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ReplyDeleteHow did I miss this article? Now, I'm just itchin' to get back to New England!
ReplyDeleteThank you Amy for this lovely post and Times article that reminds me of my last years vacation in New England with wonderful memories of Connecticut ! Hope you are fine !!! Greetings from France, xo
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