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Wordless Wednesday in Connecticut

Posted by Charles Buell, Seattle, WA, Home Inspector on 10/21/2009 09:47 AM

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25 Comments on Wordless Wednesday in Connecticut

OCT

Charles,

My Darlin' collects frogs, and she loves this photo! Thanks.

Mike in Tucson

This is quite a piece of art!

Well that's interesting, Charles. Someone has an artistic eye.

ribid.

Hi Charles,

I bet that is a traffic stopper. Neat photo.

Connie Lou

How cute. There are a couple of rocks painted to look like things along highways here- we always look for them. And somebody painted "Big Foot" tracks accross the highway, but some authority (presumably) painted them over.

Hi Charles,

Someone is quite artistic! I'm sure it's a traffic stopper too! Thanks for sharing it with us! Have a great day!

Chris

Charles - I have frogs all over my yard. . .But none are as large as that one! Great shot!

That's how I felt when I was stationed in CT at Groton!
Your good friend in Washington State!
Paul

Kermit is that you?? I think I see Nutsy hiding behind that frog.

Love It! I've been in a rut all day, and you just made me smile! Thanks.

OK.......Here's the deal with the frog. Yes, a very large glacial boulder, quite common around here. This was Frog Rock State Park, a popular picnic site alongside the road when we were kids (1940s - 1960s). It is now NOT looking like this, but, rather, weedy and grown-in, picnic benches long gone (State cut-backs, of course), and the entry roads blocked off. Supposedly, the State of CT is making arrangements to have the Town of Eastford take it over, but I haven't heard anything recently.

He's terrrific! I so hope the town takes it over - it's sad to see our parks lose funding...

Debi

Mike, thanks----hop that makes her hopeing happy:)

Gregory, it is quite the landmark

Liz---and quite a while ago too

Alan, Ribit, Ribit to you too

Connie it used to be more than it is now----kind of abandoned unless you know where it is

Prest Realty---that is the way it goes isn't it?

Chris see my comment to Connie above

Craig---same to you I am sure:)

Myrl, I would bet not---this one is about 10 feet tall

Paul, how is that, stoned?:)

Heather is is actually your nutsy uncle taking a leak:)

Amy, glad to help push you out of your rut

Hey that is my big sister commenting on my blog---how cool is that!!! But Dottie, I must protest I took this picture this last spring when I was there---if you walk in past the barracades this is what it looks like----I swear.

Debi----I suspect they will----too cool to let slide

Charlie,

You big toad. How can you get points for posting a self photo.

OCT

Looks like Kermit is alive and well and living in Connecticut ☺☺☺

Helping you live your American dream...

I know that frog!

That must be Croakster. Where is Jay to claim his fame?

Steve----what ever works---ribit

Michael ----a bit stoned----but ok

James----I would hope so:)

Kate----good question----I suspect he will show up sooner or later

Mr Charles,

That frog is better looking than you I am afraid. The assistants are often better looking than the bosses.

Nutsy'

OCT

I have been busy. And I have seen this photo before. You suggested he was a member of my family. That cannot be! He is too stern looking to be related to me!