While Southeastern CT dealt with record breaking rain that caused flooded basements, bridge collapses, and road closures, a few Ledyard folks made lemons out of lemonade. Below are photos taken at the Ledyard Middle School ball field.
Above Photo provided by Don Grise, Director, Ledyard Parks and Recreation.
Above Photo posted on my Ledyard Facebook Page by Angela Wilson Fustini.
The little prank above caused Ledyard Parks and Recreation to post this sign.
The Ledyard Parks and Recreation Commission has two openings. The Commission meets every fourth Tuesday of the Month. I started my service to the community on the Parks and Recreation Commission over 25 years ago and have some fun memories of my time spent there. The commission is very non-political and with Director Don Grise as a guide, provides an outstanding service to the Town of Ledyard. If you are interested in serving, you may pick up an application at the Town Council office, located in the Ledyard Town Hall Annex.
Built in 2007, the Highlands Lake Pavilion was dedicated to long time Parks and Recreation volunteer Jane Perry.
Colonel Ledyard Park has been called Ledyard’s best kept secret. It offers a great pavillion, ball fields, playground, tennis courts and a hiking trial. It is tucked away in a forest like setting off Colonel Ledyard Highway. And yes, there are plenty of rocks!
I started blogging here in March of 2005. I moved my blogging activities to a new home about a year later, where I shared my views of real estate and other good stuff about Eastern Connecticut. In the meantime, I turned this place into a photo blog of Ledyard.
In 2010, I've decided to return to my original blogging home and blog Simply about Ledyard. Throughout the year, I'll be adding more local content as well as some real estate information. For those that stop by just for the photos, you'll find them here as well!
It's good to be home!
