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Steady_Habits_CT t1_ja0oz7m wrote

Talk about a misleading title!

I don't know this structure, but I differentiate between a tunnel under a natural object--Lincoln Tunnel, Holland Tunnel, Ted Williams Tunnel, etc. and a crossing underneath a man-made object. There isn't enough in this photo to know whether what is likely a railroad track was built up or if this is a naturally occurring obstacle. Along the MetroNorth tracks in a fairfield County there are multiple structures similar to this startong just over the NY line, underneath elevated railroad tracks.

Most important is that CT has a pair of serious tunnels on the Wilbur Cross. The tunnel in this photo isn't particularly unique. .

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BillW77 t1_ja0noz8 wrote

The Appalachian Trail run through the north west corner of the state. There are about 44 miles or so in Connecticut. It is a beautiful rocky hilly hike and there are designated camping places along the trail. Part of the trail runs along the Housatonic River, I’m not sure if it is only catch and release. You can also get permits to camp at various state parks in the state on the DEEP website.

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Aniox t1_ja0kqp3 wrote

I grew up in Manchester, went to elementary school/middle school there and it wasn’t bad. My parents enrolled me in the crec school systems for highschool. Overall growing up there wasnt bad, I lived on side of Manchester near bolton/vernon which was pretty nice. I think it depends on where you are in the town personally.

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