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Interesting stone arrangement created as a memorial to Captain Rick Ludwig.

Great view of Mount Carmel. The peak, also known as the Sleeping Giant, has a high point of 739 feet. From a distance, it looks like a man laying down.

This is a popular beach on Long Island Sound with picnic areas, benches, and a paved path. It's a great place to run with a nice view of the water.

A memorial site for Captain Rick Ludwig. The stones arranged in a circle are fascinating to look at and the children used them to reach infinity. The monument appears to have been created in 2023.

For cyclists crossing the Mystic River Bascule Bridge, the view is nothing short of captivating. From this vantage point, you're treated to a picturesque scene of the serene Mystic River below. As you pedal across, you can admire the rhythmic motion of boats gliding through the water and the charming waterfront architecture lining the riverbanks. The bridge itself, with its impressive mechanical design, adds to the allure of the experience, providing cyclists with both a visual feast and a sense of the area's industrial heritage.

Silver Sands State Park has over a half mile of shoreline, sandy beaches and many types of shore birds. There are not many structures in the state park as the goal of the park is to return it to be a natural flooding barrier of the Long Island Sound.

Sherwood Island State Park is Connecticut's first state park. It is 235 acres and is bordered in the south by the Long Island Sound. There are paths you can follow along the shore and benches and picnic areas if you want to sit and enjoy the sea views.

This 3.4-mile-long river was once home to three large shipbuilding firms during the 19th century and now hosts the Mystic Seaport maritime museum. The views along the ride are stunning, creating a serene and picturesque experience.