Michelle, thank you, it really is!

Liz, thank you so much! And I forgot to mention Bridgewater Chocolates which you can get at the Village Store. YUMMY!

Debi, I am so glad you noticed, thank you! I wanted to dress it up just a bit.

Craig, thank you. It is a great little find here.

JL, I appreciate your comment, thank you! The lake is beautiful, it is really the Housatonic River, but where it is wide, they call it Lake Lillinonah.

Linda, why thank you, I appreciate your comment. Always easier to write if you have people spurring you on. Although Bridgewater is pretty easy to write about.

William, LOL, I did this one on purpose. Sorry to hear about your camera, that is terrible! Thank you.

Jon, thank you! I do have fun going out and taking the photos. I have another one lined up, waiting for the trees to leaf out a bit more. And of course I have a list of farms with cows to take a few photos of...

Lenn, thank you, I really appreciate this coming from you! It is a lovely town that certainly deserves attention.

Dan, well, come on up, over, down, sideways! Thanks!

Caren, oh, I appreciate it, thank you.

Robert, I just love Picasa slide shows. I am a photo hog as you can see. Why put only 1 or 2 when you can do a slide show? Thank you.

Hi there Kasey's! Thank you. Do you make it up for the Bridgewater Fair? If not, you should!

Pippa, thank you. There really is so much to photograph and talk about in these small towns. I so enjoy it.

Marlene, thank you, I appreciate your comment.

Leah, Anytime you feel the urge, come on by! I bet you would love it.

Chris, it is a charming place. And yes, there are many estates here, but there are some more moderately priced homes too. Thank you!

Margaret, Picasa, from Google. Check it out! If you click on the slide show it will take you to my page there, and you can see for yourself! Thank you!

Jennifer, that is a very interesting fact, or 2 facts I should say. And thank you!

Tammy, thank you. I don't know, my guess is yes, it will always stay dry! You can drive to New Milford, Brookfield, any of the surrounding towns and get something to drink. Actually, come to think of it, I think Roxbury is dry too, one of the surrounding towns. I think my info is wrong.. uh oh.. LOL. And I wasn't drinking when I wrote it! You are very observant about the flag as half staff. Marine Lance Corporal Tyler Griffin of Voluntown, CT died in Afghanistan on April 1st. Gov. Rell ordered all US and State of CT flags here in CT to be flown at half staff until his funeral. He was only 19 years old.

George, why thank you! I bet you and Mrs. George have been through Bridgewater! And I didn't even realize it was featured, I was wondering why people were coming over here, LOL.

Kay, I love them too. Thank you so much! History is so important, I love the fact Bridgewater works to protect its past.

Shel, thank you! I appreciate your comment as always. :D

Tammy, it caught your eye too I see. Yes, as I drove around CT yesterday I went past a car dealership who was flying a rather large flag, and not at half staff. I was very disappointed indeed. If I had not been pushing to get to an appointment I would have gone in and told them they need to lower the flag. Thank you for stopping by!