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If the state was smart they would put in a paved bike trail throughout North Stonington I lived on 2 farms in North Stonington one on Ryder road and one on ruiteman rd. 74 Ruiteman rd ( I know I’m spelling it wrong) it was Drakos Farm / Bill &Tina- my step Dad Joe Quaratella built the big barn in the back ( with Drakos money of course . Bill and Tina were great people

Scares me just to look at the video!😮

Voluntown, the remotest town in Ct.

Planning this one myself in the near future, thanks for the preview

I'm too old to ever do this hike myself, but seeing it through your eyes is the next best thing!

Beautiful, thaks for the share!!

I've been living in Plainfield for the past 11 1/2 years and did not know about this. Thanks for enlightening me, TC! I have some exploring to do!

So many parties up there back in the good ol days. 🎉

Very cool

I like the Browning Mill lake trail in Arcadia

Up in North Adams ,Mass there is a dam made of marble and supposedly the only marble dam in AMERICA. It was a marble quarry back in the day.

Love the video. Appreciate you going in the cave that I wouldn't go in. Didn't have a light with me either way. Got caught in a popup thunderstorm and waited most of it out in the mouth of the cave. Pretty flooded with all the rain recently.

Hi, can you access Seboomook Point campsite by car off Little W road? Or just by water?

My names on the roof and I flipped my jeep, dirtbiked in and through it at least a dozen times, you used to be able to climb up the opening on a cable

On a down note my coworker and friend Tim Gagnon died in a flooded marble quarry in Vermont. Cave diving in the winter time, RIP Tim.

It's a shame there are no pictures there was also out in the woods in that area a Indian style restaurant

Your right your dad was right I had my very first date I was 16 years old and we when to pine top lodge it was very nice so glad you did this post many people said I was crazy there was no ski resort I said who forgets their first date thanks one joy

Great video. What street is the entrance on where you parked. I live in Charlestown, but could never find where that spot where you parked. Thanks

Nickel mines

Turn down the music.

Where do u park

Many many Native American structures were demolished by colonists looking for loot. So for this to be so intact I doubt it is older than 1800.

Good video. New England has gone thru periods when there was high population density, in part due to farming that involved people having large families. Over 100 years ago, many areas that are wooded today in 2024, were actually once active farms. I used to follow another guy who was trying to trace Celtic ruins from UK to North America. There are a lot of problems because people from the UK (some Celtic) did indeed live in these areas. The root cellar you have is not uncommon in New England. It is probably from the 1800s. There are sites in Massachusetts that are a lot older. I can think of a couple of walls, a wooden henge to tell time, a huge pile of cobbles, and more spots. But honestly it is probably from the 1800s. I hope you have the time to dig and find stuff, and it would be great to find out it is part of a pre colonial culture.

Looks just like the one in Pomfret

Great views! 👍😎🐆

Been there, know it well, used to live near there. Vast hiking possibilities there.

I'm glad I found your channel. This is just my speed. I hike mostly in Pachaug State Forest in Voluntown and North Stonington.

Someone tried to rehabilitate the house with new doors but the vandals got to it again.

Thanks for the memory trip. I used to live in Voluntown and I would hike down that way on long hikes. I was a hiking machine. Not so much now.

Thats the Dorset bat caves. We threw some of the largest parties in VT there durring HS. (Also home of the vermonster. One of the largest cave systems in the US)

Nice ! Thanks for the video 👍🏻

They buried a lot of problems back then. They are now finding the problems have not gone away, they have muliiplied.

5 seconds in the vid you can see my tag its the red text that says cabo verde

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Native americans are responsible for the caves. I have been in 100s of them in CT

There,s also a Deep Cave in New Milford Conn, I forgot the Name, I haven't been there since the late 70's, Before your time But is been mapped out, It closed to the public the land owners were scared of people suing getting Hurt can't blame them in this world,, But in the 90's I think it was given to the Town.

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Awesome spot i checked it out today really cool and huge

Glad you found Milo Light! It is a beautiful forest of 300+ acres. Spent quite a few times at The Hopyard too!

Fantastic work guys, these shots are just beautiful! Love it

You should watch your cussing, kids watch these videos.

That’s such a dope spot! Good find!

Hey Tim, very interesting site. I had no idea that was up in that area. It was great meeting you guys on the trail at Tillinghast Preserve recently. Knowing you like unusual sites and ruins, have you hiked to the old boyscout camp in Arcadia WMA? There are many structures from totally caved in to partially still standing cabins, stone chimneys, and a still standing water tower. Could not find much info online, but eventually found it on a section of the shelter trail and more on a spur off that trail, same general area. Definitely a must see IMO.

Love this spot and glad you made it out - thanks for not sharing location details

Cool one, TC!

I used to camp there when I was a boyscout

Fond memories! Well done

Neat! I didn't know that Jerimoth Hill was open to the public - thanks for showing it off! I'll have to stop there the next time I'm out that way.

Hello,....That is a pretty interesting thing to the highest point in the smallest state in the U.S.A,..Rhode Island,...Thanjks for sharing this video,.

You asked for suggestions; you might like visiting Milo Light Preserve off of Rt. 82 and 163 in the Montville/Bozrah/Salem area. I understand another property has been preserved adjacent to Milo Light off of South Road Bozrah.