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Just a short walk past the vines is the solitary maple tree that inspired our logo. From the rocking chairs on the porch or the bench under the “Thinking Tree,” you can relax and take in the beautiful vistas. (Curated content from cassidyhillvineyard.com)
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Skungamaug River Golf Club is beautifully conditioned, old time, traditional golf facility in Coventry, Connecticut. It is a shortish, challenging, sporty course that will require you to play every club in your bag. Our 18-hole facility features 5,785 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 70. (Curated content from skungamauggolf.com)
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Skungamaug River Golf Club is beautifully conditioned, old time, traditional golf facility in Coventry, Connecticut. It is a shortish, challenging, sporty course that will require you to play every club in your bag. Our 18-hole facility features 5,785 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 70. The course rating is 69.4 and it has a slope rating of 123. The original 9 holes, designed by Chet Jenkins, opened in 1965. The second nine, designed by John Motycka, opened in 1981. (Curated content from skungamauggolf.com)
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Come experience the thrill of freefall at Connecticut Parachutists by doing a tandem skydive. We are one of the oldest running Skydiving Clubs in the US. Jump with one of our USPA certified tandem instructors who have years of experience. (Curated content from www.skydivect.com)
Located on 130 acres of lush, rolling hills, Twin Hills Country Club offers great rural golf yet it is convenient to our Capital City of Hartford and The University of Connecticut. Twin Hills offers a beautiful setting with the country charm of stone walls, a covered bridge and its signature stone bridge located on hole #3. Come join us at Twin Hills and become part of the family! (Curated content from www.twinhillscountryclub.com)
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The course at Rolling Meadows Country Club is kept in pristine condition thanks to the efforts of our course superintendent and his staff. This Par 72 course runs 6,818 yards from the blue tees, 6,269 yards from the white tees and 5,331 yards from the red tees. The course features a Pro Shop, multiple practice greens, and a layout that architecturally designed for both it’s beauty as well as it’s ability to challenge golfers. (Curated content from rollingmeadowscountryclub.com)
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The Ballard Institute and Museum of Puppetry is one of America’s hidden treasures—a superb collection of over 2,500 puppets from all over the world; an archive of books, manuscripts, posters, drawings, audio-visual materials and photographs all covering the history of puppetry. It is also the new home of the Puppeteers of America’s Audio-Visual Collection: the largest collection of videotapes, films, and other media about puppetry in the United States. (Curated content from bimp.uconn.edu)
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2132 Hillside Road
Unit 3104
University of Connecticut (Curated content from jorgensen.uconn.edu)
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When you come play the Cedar Knob Golf Course, you will experience some of the best golf in north central Connecticut. Our Somers golf course is 18-holes and is perfect for all levels of golfers to be challenged while having a blast. Our idyllic settings will let you step away from life for a little while and focus on your golf passion.Our professionally designed course will challenge you to reduce your score on our fairways, numerous water hazards and tactically placed sand traps. (Curated content from cedarknobgolfcourse.com)
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Natural history collections are a library of physical and biological data that scientists and scholars use to better understand our world. At the Connecticut State Museum of Natural History, collections are important educational tools that help us share research and scholarship with students and the general public. (Curated content from mnh.uconn.edu)
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