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The Hadlyme Hills offers the chance to see the one of Connecticut s last great places

The Hadlyme Hills offers the chance to see one of Connecticut s last great places Peter Marteka FacebookTwitterEmail 1of5 A stone wall along the path at the Brockway-Hawthorne Preserve.Peter Marteka / Contributed photoShow MoreShow Less 2of5 A trio of mysterious stone structures along the Ravine Trail.Peter Marteka / Contributed photoShow MoreShow Less 3of5 4of5 A view across Selden Neck State Park from an overlook at The Nature Conservancy s Selden Creek Preserve.Peter Marteka / Contributed photoShow MoreShow Less 5of5 The Connecticut River has changed course numerous times since its creation 10,000 years ago when it formed at the end of the last Ice Age. One of its more recent course corrections happened in 1854 when a great flood turned Selden Neck into the largest island along the 410-mile-long New England waterway.

The Day - Chester-Hadlyme Ferry celebration brings officials - News from southeastern Connecticut

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Gillette Castle Park supporters gather to celebrate legacy of Chester-Hadlyme ferry

Gillette Castle Park supporters gather to celebrate legacy of Chester-Hadlyme ferry Press Staff FacebookTwitterEmail 1of3 Gillette Castle Park supporters gathered recently to celebrate the legacy of the Chester-Hadlyme ferry.Contributed photo / Kelly Hunt, Cherish the Moment PhotographyShow MoreShow Less 2of3 With Gillette Castle looming from its perch on Seventh Sister Hill, supporters of the Chester-Hadlyme Ferry enjoy a scenic ride up the Connecticut River. The May 15 celebration honoring the ferry was sponsored by the Friends of Gillette Castle State Park.Contributed photo / Kelly Hunt, Cherish the Moment PhotographyShow MoreShow Less 3of3 HADLYME During a May 15 celebration of the Chester-Hadlyme Ferry’s 252-year legacy of service on the Connecticut River, John Marshall, master captain of the Selden III ferry boat, cut a ribbon before welcoming new passengers aboard.

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