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Roaring Brook Falls Park

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Roaring Brook Falls Park

Roaring? I'd be Lion. Roaring Brook Falls Park, Cheshire July 2014 This is a weird one. Roaring Brook Falls is most often cited as Connecticut's "largest waterfall" in the sense that it contains the largest single drop of any falls in the state. Somewhere around 80-feet of drop. Awesome. That mention almost … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Biology & Geology, Everything Else, Hikes, Bikes & Paddles, New Post, Town Land Hikes Tagged With: Calvin, Cheshire, Damian, Hikes with my Boys, Justin Coleman Photography, New Haven County, Waterfalls

Aspetuck Falls

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Aspetuck Falls

AspecTuck and Remove Lens Cover Aspetuck Falls, Washington September 2019 The little Village of New Preston is actually bigger than the shops that everyone associates with New Preston. It encompasses pretty much the entire northwest quadrant of Washington and Lake Waramaug. But it's definitely the artsy cutesy … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Biology & Geology, Everything Else, New Post Tagged With: Calvin, Justin Coleman Photography, Litchfield County, Washington, Waterfalls

Johnson Pond Falls

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Johnson Pond Falls

My Bolton Tell-All Johnson Pond Falls, Bolton April 2020 Alright, look. These falls don't appear in any guidebook, nor on any list. They don't even have a name - I made up "Johnson Pond Falls." But since I'm divulging everything I know about the town, this is my Bolton tell-all. They tumble from Johnson Pond at … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Biology & Geology, Everything Else, New Post Tagged With: Bolton, Calvin, Tolland County, Waterfalls

Griffin Cascades

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Griffin Cascades

Merritts a Quick Look Griffin Cascades/Merritt Preserve, Bloomfield May 2020 You won't believe this - and you shouldn't believe this - but it took me maybe three trips to finally get these two pictures of the Griffin Cascades. Mostly because I never really cared to get a stellar picture. And also because it is … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Biology & Geology, Everything Else, New Post Tagged With: Bloomfield, Hartford County, Waterfalls, wintonbury land trust

Still River Cascades

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Still River Cascades

What a Dumb Name for a River Still River Cascades Winchester (Winsted) Seriously, "Still River?" That literally makes no sense. Especially when we're talking about some roarin' cascade action up in here. Just look at these bad boys: Oooh yeahhhh... The Still River is a medium-sized stream which rises … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Biology & Geology, Everything Else, New Post Tagged With: Litchfield County, Waterfalls, Winchester, Winsted

Tariffville Gorge Cascades

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Tariffville Gorge Cascades

Not Too Taxing Tariffville Gorge Cascades Simsbury & East Granby According to one map, I just learned that the Farmington River through Simsbury and East Granby is actually entirely Simsbury’s. Huh. That’s not usually the case - and I'm not sure it's accurate anyway. Something I’ve known now for several years is … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Biology & Geology, Everything Else Tagged With: East Granby, Hartford County, Simsbury, Waterfalls

Broad Brook & Paper Mill Falls

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Broad Brook & Paper Mill Falls

I Made Up The Following Waterfall Names… Broad Brook Falls, East Windsor Paper Mill Falls, East Hartford June & July 2019 I was listening to my friend Peter Marteka on NPR recently and he was discussing waterfalls with the host. He said something I found interesting… well, I found everything he said interesting, … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Biology & Geology, Everything Else, New Post Tagged With: East Hartford, East Windsor, Hartford County, Waterfalls

Taughannick Falls

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Taughannick Falls

TaughanSICK! Taughannick Falls at Mohegan Sun Montville For some reason Connecticut casinos need fake waterfalls. Having been thoroughly disappointed by the fake falls at Foxwoods, I wasn't expecting much better up at Mohegan Sun. I was, however, expecting better simply because Mohegan is just straight up nicer … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Civil Engineering, Everything Else, New Post Tagged With: "See Before you die" list, casinos, mohegan sun, Montville, New London County, Waterfalls

Foxwoods’ Fake Falls

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Foxwoods’ Fake Falls

Wuyeepuyoq Foxwoods' Fake Waterfalls Ledyard Wuyeepuyoq. Wuyeepuyoq to this page on a bunch of fake Foxwoods Waterfalls. Yes, Welcome. I've written before that I'm not a gambler or a casino-goer, but I made the trip to Foxwoods for a few CTMQ reasons: It's the largest casino in North America and has more slot … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Civil Engineering, Everything Else, New Post Tagged With: casinos, foxwoods, Ledyard, New London County, Waterfalls

Brushmill Waterfall & Covered Bridge

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Brushmill Waterfall & Covered Bridge

Brushmill Waterfall by The Brushmill by the Waterfall Brushmill Waterfall, Chester I can't be the only person that finds the fact that the restaurant here - The Brushmill by the Waterfall - is weird for naming themselves after what is clearly not a real waterfall. And since it's not a real waterfall, I want it to … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Biology & Geology, Civil Engineering, Everything Else, New Post Tagged With: Chester, Covered Bridges, Middlesex County, Waterfalls

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