My friend was in town tonight, so I decided to go meet up with her for dinner at the
Engine Room, a popular bar restaurant in the town of Mystic CT. Along the way, I stopped by the towns of Putnam CT,
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Quinebaug River Reservoir,
135 Providence Street |
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Veterans Park,
Bridge Street and Church Street |
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Town Hall,
126 Church Street |
checking out the
Putnam River Trail,
which has Simonzi Park at Canal Street and Kennedy Drive,
and the
Putnam Lions Memorial Dog Park at its southern end.
then the town of Killingly CT,
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Town Hall, 172 Main Street |
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50 Academy Street |
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Fivemile Pond, 3 Water Street |
where I checked out the
Owen Bell Park,
then went on a hike at
Cat Hollow Park, where the path I took on the closed off Cat Hollow Road is shown below in pink.
The first waterfall near the picnic area in the west side of the area was pretty nice.
I also read online that there were more waterfalls along the way, so I decided to take a walk along the road, and was rewarded with them, although they were not as impressive.
Davis Park at Broad Street and Reynolds Street was a nice park in town with a lot of memorials on it.
Next, a few places in Plainfield
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St. John the Apostle Roman Catholic Church, 10 Railroad Avenue |
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Plainfield Veterans Park, Babcock Avenue and Payson Street |
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Town Hall, 8 Community Avenue |
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Connecticut Yankee Mill, 76 Community Avenue |
and Griswold
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David Hale Fanning Park, North Main Street and East Main Street |
before finally calling it a day.
After picking my friend up from the
Hampton Inn in Groton CT,
we headed to the restaurant, which pretty modern looking.
While my friend got a burger, I got the Chicken and Waffles (country fried thigh, drumstick &
wing w. cornmeal waffle, buttermilk dressed greens, maple butter & sesame honey hot sauce),
which was pretty well designed and uniquely flavored as well, although I wish they had taken out the bones, but delicious meal nonetheless.
It was good to catch up with my old friend again. Apparently she is now working in my industry too.
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