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Editor of Glastonbury Life, East Haddam News. Exploring CT for Connecticut Magazine. Lover of everything Cape Cod. Find me via email at peterjmarteka@gmail.com.
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Hiking Connecticut’s Revolutionary past: 7 historic trails

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By Peter Marteka Verified
| Stamford Advocate Verified
Putnam Memorial State Park in Redding, the site of Gen. Israel Putnam's 1778-79 winter encampment. This so-called officer's quarters is actually the powder magazine that was recently restored. John Burgeson/Hearst Connecticut Media Remnants of the Connecticut of the 1700s are still standing in the state's parks and hiking trails.
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Hiking Connecticut’s Revolutionary past: 7 historic trails

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By Peter Marteka Verified
| Connecticut Magazine Verified
Putnam Memorial State Park in Redding, the site of Gen. Israel Putnam's 1778-79 winter encampment. This so-called officer's quarters is actually the powder magazine that was recently restored. John Burgeson/Hearst Connecticut Media Remnants of the Connecticut of the 1700s are still standing in the state's parks and hiking trails.
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Spring hikes around Connecticut to see wildflowers and waterfalls Original

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By Peter Marteka Verified
| Connecticut Magazine Verified
The winter of 2005-26 was a long one with serious cases of cabin fever breaking out for those who don’t like to trudge through cold temperatures and a deep snowpack while hiking. It’s a good thing spring never misses her turn, and flowers still bloom after their winter hibernation. Here are a few places to enjoy a hike as spring blooms away, snow melts and showers fall.
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