I have participated in several groups and classes Lynne Hartwell has presented. She is always so…read moreprofessional, on target, prepared, knowing her stuff, balanced and sensitive to issues you may bring up but were not as clear as you wished. She listens then intuits with more clarity your intention. She gets it. Lynne imparts her info and knowing clearly so you can get it too. A very knowledgeable teacher and wonderful healer too. THANK YOU Lynne.

I had a sound vibration session with Aroma-Bliss aromatherapy, and it was awesome! What a relaxing,…read moreyet energizing type of body work. Lynne was great. She has a very relaxing and calming demeanor. She asked me what I would like to focus on during our session, and then I chose my essential oils. She applied them to my skin and then I laid there on a nice warm table while she played different bowls. I totally snoozed for a bit - it was like I was in and out of a dream. When it was over she went over her observations and instructions for self care. It was a unique experience, which I highly recommend trying out. Lynne is excellent at what she does!

Dudleytown is the best place around for a drink after work. Right near several business parks, its…read morenot uncommon to run into colleagues. They have several sours, seltzer & a smoothie beer for people like me who are not the biggest beer drinkers. I love coming in the fall and sitting by the fire outside. Last night, a jam band was playing and the vibes were very chill. The burgers are very good, pizza fresh out of the huge log-oven in the back. I would reccomend Dudleytown to anyone looking for a place to check out. You can sit at the bar, the restaurant, or seat yourself at the copious tables indoors & out. Thank you to the bar staff last night for letting me sample so many drinks! They're the best!

Came for the Mayhem event put on by New England Obscura! It was definitely an event you didn't want…read moreto miss filled with oddities! The beer selection was great, I stick to sour and I liked their Berried Bones and Upside Down They didn't have all of their food options due to the event, but the food was still good.

We had the most amazing visit to the CT Trolley Museum. We came with a group, including children,…read moreand easily spent two and a half hours here. We could definitely have stayed longer, but alas, they were closing. The museum offers trolley rides with paid admission. You will be given trolley tickets, and the motorman will 'punch' the ticket for each ride. Trolleys leave on the hour and they have two different trolleys they alternate using. One has sides and windows (like a bus), the other is open on the sides (more like a San Fran. street car). Each ride lasts about thirty minutes, there and back again and we rode both trolleys so an hour of our visit was on the trolleys. A scavenger hunt is available for the kids and they loved it! Clip boards with the list of questions and pencils are located in the museum for the child to use during their hunt. Areas where you will find the answer to a questions have a big star on them and the question number. The kids were so excited to bring their answer sheets to the employee in the gift shop. She pulled out her answer key and 'graded' each paper making sure everyone had all the answers correct! Once a paper was graded, the child got to choose a trolley coin and were told those coins are rare! Only scavenger hunt participants get a coin, you can't buy them, so guard it well! Also for children is a Lego area, a dress up area, a kid sized wooden trolley they can play in, hand-held wooden trollies to play with, arts and crafts and other kid activities. There is even a reading nook off to one side in a sunny corner. The static display trolleys are very interesting. I especially enjoyed the snow sweeper trolley and the three wheeled, one person, conveyance. It's really too bad trolleys went 'out of fashion'. They covered so much ground and were a convenient way to get where you were going before the advent of the automobile. Your museum trolley ride includes information about historic local service that was quite interesting too. If you have time, there is a fire truck and apparatus museum in another building behind the trolley museum. A tour guide there will answer any questions and they have a lot of fire truck knowledge. Very interesting! We did leave a donation in the boxes in both buildings and we made some purchases in the gift shop to help support the mission. Most of the staff are volunteers, so if they do a good job and improve the quality of your visit, feel free to tip them. Not needed, but I'm sure it's appreciated. The kids want to return for their autumn pumpkin patch event. I want to return for their Christmas light event! Bring a warm blanket and cozy up with the kids! Sound like good winter fun to me. Parking on site with handicap spots near the entrance. Paved pathway to the building. You will have to hop up onto the trolley to ride. Restrooms were clean. Water fountain and bottle filling station are inside along with two vending machines for snacks. This is an excellent stop for all ages.

We celebrated my son's 2nd birthday here, and they we so accommodating! The room was already set up…read morewith tables and tablecloths. We were able to bring in our own food and dessert. The staff was very friendly and very easy to deal with. We were a little worried about going over the limit for guests, but everyone was able to get a Trolley ride! They even let all the children pull the whistle, which they absolutely loved! The price was very reasonable, and they even opened up the museum part so the children could play and take a bunch of great photos! This children all received party favors of one free future Trolley ride. My advice is to get a membership for an even more amazing deal! Our party guests exclaimed that this was the most fun they've ever had at a birthday party! Great job!

What a wonderful surprise! This alpaca farm exceeded all our expectations. My family and I had such…read morea great time here. We discovered it on Yelp and knew we had to make it a stop during our road trip. We're from Seattle and love exploring New England every fall, and this farm has definitely earned a spot on our must-visit list for years to come. We can't wait to return next year!

Visited the farm again this fall and it did not disappoint. Feeding the alpacas is now with a small…read morecharge ($5) but totally worth it. I love seeing the animals here.

Such a beautiful space and a great idea. She was so kind. The flowers were stunning and the fruits…read moreand veggies were delicious.

Petersen's flower farm is located in South Windsor. My boys and I went flower picking, it's such a…read morefun summer activity. It's definitely my new favorite flower farm, it's affordable too. I think they are open from 7:30 am to 7:30 pm. The farm is fully self serve. They provide buckets and clippers but I brought my own. It is cash, check, and venmo only. The flowers are $8 a pound. There is a farm stand with a couple of veggies and a scale. Once you weigh your flowers, you can put your payment in the lock box. The property is gorgeous and so many flowers to choose from. The colors were vibrant and the flowers were healthy. My boys and I enjoyed this activity and highly recommend.

Not clear when they are open but they have good strawberries & easy to pick…read more Nice people there when we went

I saw a FB post from their page promoting cow cuddling so me, my mom, and a few friends went! It…read morewas a snowy day so we were in hella layers and made sure to wear clothes we didn't really care about. As some reviews have mentioned, it's muddy. I'm not sure it's to the point where I'd be concerned since it's literally a farm...lol, but worth mentioning. Christmas was about a month old and had no interest in cuddling so we got to hang with Clark. He was 4 days old and SO friendly and energetic. We got to feed the cows, hang with goats, and see the little barn kitten. All the animals were super friendly and seemed well managed. The farm is fam owned and operated. Their hay rides are pretty popular but the cow cuddling was $20/hr.

This place was amazing huge variety of pumpkins plenty of friendly farm animals the staff was…read moreamazing and greatly helpful and attentive they even had a hands free sanitation station by the goats