One evening during our little trip to West Connecticut we ate dinner at The Village Restaurant in Litchfield. After dinner on West Street I discovered a charming little cobbled alley called Cobble Court. The day ended with a grand sunset.
For Dan’ s Thursday Doors: Indian Room – No Facilities
After the dairy we stopped briefly to look at Sunset Meadow Vineyards in Goshen then drove to the White Memorial Conservation Center in Bantam Connecticut.
I found Thorncrest Farm using Google maps. They sell milk and chocolate: Gourmet Chocolates “The Magic is in our Milk” Thorncrest Farm. We bought both delights. The milk was full cream.
For Dan’s Thursday Doors: Last October Doors – No Facilities
After breakfast we stopped on a quiet lane to photograph this lovely scene. Marc made the last photograph and I edited it. I changed the tarmac to a dirt road in the first one.
We ate breakfast at a local place called the Milk and Honey Grill in the farming area in Goshen Connecticut frequented by locals. There was a goat farm across the road that also had a couple of camels.
We covered a lot of ground on the first day. We drove on the back roads. There are lots of preserves an in the NW corner of Connecticut. The third image is a very odd looking fallen tree.
The first post of our five day trip to western Connecticut to see the Fall colors.
On this cold a windy Easter Sunday we went for a drive to Ward Pound Ridge Reservation in Westchester, New York. It was so cold we ate our picnic in the car. On the way back I chose a scenic route through Connecticut. we stopped at the Keeler Tavern in Ridgefield, CT. The entry fees to the museum where too much. I had a brief look at their lovely grounds.
