Yes, really! I couldn't believe my ears this morning as I was listening to the radio. There have been several moose sitings along The Merritt around the Rte. 25 interchange in Trumbull. They've also been spotted on I-84 in Waterbury and Bethel.
Moose can measure up to 6 feet high at the shoulder and if hit by a car, will be at windshield level...very dangerous. They are usually more active at dusk and dawn. They are common in Western Connecticut, but because they are hungry and it's mating season, they're expanding their territory. The word Moose comes from the Algonquian Indians, therefore, there is no plural...just a bit of trivia.
The CT D.E.P. has asked to be contacted if you see a moose along The Merritt or I-84.
Drive safely!!!
Wednesday, June 1, 2011
Saturday, April 16, 2011
Desirable Expanded Cape, Desirable Fairfield Location!!!
Yes, it's true, 4 Large Bedrooms and 3 Full Baths on corner lot in Fabulous Location. This fantastic home won't last!!!
Wednesday, March 23, 2011
Check Out This Business Insider Article!
See what Gary Shilling, an economic forecaster has to say about housing prices for 2011. Click on this Link.
Tuesday, March 22, 2011
Sunday, March 13, 2011
Hip Condo in Black Rock!
Wow! Gorgeous 2 bedroom, 2 bath Condo in Black Rock. Walk to shops and St. Mary's by the Sea. High end finishes make this a fabulous deal at $174,900. Will not be around for long!!!
Tuesday, March 8, 2011
Stratfield at its Best!
Check out this wonderful English Cottage in the Stratfield section of Fairfield. Lovingly restored with all of todays amenities! Come see!!!
Saturday, January 8, 2011
Great Website to Support if You Like Walking Your Best Friend on the Beach!
It was a perfect day to go for a walk on the beach with Cello & my husband so we headed out to Jennings Beach in Fairfield. Jennings is one of the few beaches left where you can let your dog run off leash.
Cello was exploring, running and making friends, 4 and 2 legged alike when I was asked what kind of dog he was. Not unusual for sure, but one of the people was shooting tons of pics. After chatting for a bit I was handed a card for a great website...Fairfield Beach Access.
FairfieldBeachAccess.org is a site devoted to networking and sharing information to preserve and enhance the enjoyment of outdoor activities with your best bud. There is information on nutrition, how to find a holistic vet, a place if you've lost your dog and they even have a low tide calendar. There is a section devoted to Natural Toxins and Poisons and Hypothermia in dogs. They also feature wonderful photos of dogs running free that really capture the joy our best friends feel. Bravo!!!!
I signed up for their e-newsletter to show support of the phenomenal job they are doing. I am so happy that I was introduced to this site and thought that my fellow dog lovers would find it useful as well.
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