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10/16/2025

Egg cooler is stocked!! $4.50/dz
272 Pendleton Hill Rd North Stonington CT
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10/16/2025

✨ The Flying Horse Carousel in Westerly, Rhode Island, is a seaside landmark with a story stretching back to 1876. 🎠 Known as the oldest operating carousel in the United States, it still carries riders on its hand-carved wooden horses, which swing outward in flight as the carousel spins. This timeless attraction has delighted generations, making it a must-see for families and history lovers alike. 🌊
Set in the heart of Watch Hill, the carousel pairs coastal charm with nostalgic fun. Each horse is unique, with its own carved details and painted personality, creating a whimsical ride that feels one-of-a-kind. Visitors of all ages can try their luck at grabbing the brass ring, a tradition that continues to spark excitement with every turn. 🌟
Preserved as a piece of living history, the Flying Horse Carousel is more than just a rideβ€”it’s a Rhode Island treasure. Its survival for nearly 150 years is a testament to both craftsmanship and community care, keeping alive the magic of simpler times on the New England shore. πŸ•°οΈπŸ’«

10/16/2025
10/16/2025

A couple days of rain doesn’t stop the inn from sparkling as soon as the sunshine returns. 🌞✨

Enjoy Mystic like a local, stay at the Mermaid Inn:
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🐚 (860) 287-4246

10/16/2025

October mushrooms.
(in Italy)

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10/16/2025

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10/16/2025
10/16/2025

The Mystic Drawbridge is one of the defining landmarks of Mystic, Connecticut, spanning the river and uniting the village’s bustling waterfront. Carrying Route 1 traffic, it’s more than just a crossingβ€”it’s a working piece of local history that regularly makes way for boats moving through the harbor. Watching it lift has become a favorite moment for visitors, blending daily life with the rhythms of the sea.
Completed in 1920, the bridge was designed by engineer Thomas Ellis Brown and is a classic bascule type, meaning its deck can tilt upward with the help of enormous counterweights. This design, considered advanced for its time, has endured for over a century, a testament to both practicality and engineering vision.
Today, the Mystic River Bridge still operates faithfully, opening more than 2,000 times each yearβ€”placing it among the busiest drawbridges in the country. For those walking along Main Street or dining nearby, the dramatic lift of its steel arms is a reminder that Mystic’s identity is deeply tied to the water, where old traditions of shipbuilding and maritime trade continue to shape the village.

10/16/2025

Sometimes the simplest pleasures are the most scrumptious! Starting the morning with toasted English muffins (buttered, of course), a side of jam, and perfectly crisp bacon. πŸ₯“βœ¨

10/16/2025

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272 Pendleton Hill Rd
North Stonington, CT
06359

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