Connecticut has a rich maritime history dating back to before the American Revolution.
New London was a big part of this history, and it continues today. The finest submarines in the world are built here, along with the Coast Guard Academy, and the Navy's sub base.
There were lots of people, with food and entertainment. The weather cooperated, with bright sunny skies.
Jeanette and I found this coffee house, and had to stop. Inside it reminded us of the coffee houses of our past. The coffee was outstanding along with the muffins.
There was even music in the background, Bob Dylan..........
Late Sunday afternoon I was able to get a couple of hours in on The Farmington.
There were insects hatching all over, at one point looking like snow rising up from the river.
I don't like the complication of trying to figure out what the bugs are, so I fished Bombers. I did OK with several browns, and A decent rainbow, taken on a Yellow and Black Bomber.
It was a wonderful summer weekend...
Sounds like a good day! Nice pictures as well.
ReplyDeleteThat looks like a fun time. I should have taken my wife, although i would have dragged her to the Submarine Museum.
ReplyDeleteGeorge,
ReplyDeleteThanks.
Savage,
Thanks.
We did stop into the Nathan Hale school house. A nice museum.
What can I say, Coffee, Muffins and Bob Dylan. That sounds great to me. Then top it all off with that beauty Bow. Nicely Done. That SailFest looks like a great time to. Great Pics. Tight Lines.
ReplyDeleteSounds like a great weekend! Great pictures, I love the name of that coffee house.
ReplyDelete...and I suppose I should mention something about the bow...great fish!
Good stuff Alan.
ReplyDeleteTrout Magee,
ReplyDeleteThanks.
Coffee and Dylan, a big part of my youth.
Sanders,
Thanks.
Muddy Waters, the man pumped out a few tunes.
Ed,
Thanks buddy.