Review of Where 2 Stay: Whaler's Inn, Mystic,CT.<< MORE >>

Looking for a quick bite in a most relaxing atmosphere this summer? How about the Lobster Shack in Clinton, Connecticut?<< MORE >>

What 2 Do This Spring? How about Attic in New London? - A new boutique located in New London's Downtown Historic Waterfront District just off State Street in the historic Green Street neighborhood. << MORE >>

The Westin @ Copley Square in Boston is part of a large shopping center that also houses the sister (under the Starwood Hotels Flag) Mariott in the Back Bay District of Boston's thriving downtown scene.<< MORE >>

Our travels to the Cape and Islands began with our first time ever visit to Sandwich, Massachusetts. Sandwich is a small village located just to the "other side" of the Bourne Bridge and the first official town on the cape.<< MORE >>

This past August our first full day was spent in the Charlestown and Bunker Hill area of Boston (me being the history nut). We headed south toward our destination... << MORE >>

While Southern New England braces for it's second Nor'Easter this should be the time when one drives the countryside, enjoys the sound of crackling leaves under their shoes and the smell of autumn. Latest report...<< MORE >>

www.ct.gov/dep/foliage  was recently launched to give daily reports of foliage conditions...in Connecticut. Peak season, the time when the greatest number of leaves are in their most brilliant color begins in the low mountains & hills of the Berkshires and Taconics in Northwestern Connecticut in late September and the Mantook Mountains and upper highlands of the Eastern Connecticut range stradling the Massachusetts border around the same time. The peak season can last about two weeks in each area however please mind weather conditions as rain and wind can quickly change the conditions.

As the peak season moves down the valleys toward the shoreline in mid to late October please take advantage of the side roads f.e. Route 1 from Guilford to Pawcatuck, Route 159, Route 2, 85 and 81 during this time.

Other popular sites are www.weather.com, www.leafpeepers.com and www.visitnewengland.com



 

Our latest trip throughout Southern New England brought us to some places we have been, some we have and some we will return to...<< MORE >>