Every year we say it couldn't get any more beautiful and then the next year comes and surprises us. After an extremely dry summer here in CT the Fall is turning out to be amazing. Okay we have our ups and downs. Today it was snowing, then cloudy, then sunny, then snowing. Wow Mother Nature seems confused but she is bestowing the most amazing colors
Once fall comes around the air gets crisp and clean and we long for those vibrant colors that fall foliage brings in New England. It's time to carve pumpkins, buy mums and cornstalks, bob for apples, design our Halloween costumes and relish the break from the heat of summer before the winter inevitably buries everything with a blanket of snow. Can't live without
Born of the American Park Movement, Elizabeth Park was officially opened to the public in 1897. Encompassing 101 acres, both West Hartford and Hartford share this treasure that is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The property originally owned by Charles and Elizabeth Aldrich Pond was gifted to the City of Hartford upon Charles Pond's death. He requested that the park be named
