Fife’n Drum and Bull’s Bridge, Kent, CT

Monday, March 24th, 2008

I know that I have told you in the past how much Laura and I like to eat lunch at the Fife’n Drum in , every . We have been doing it now for about four years. It usually is a very . Well, unfortunately, yesterday was our last visit to this .

I am going to try to keep this short and sweet and not too much like a critic. Let’s just say that it seems like there is some and a new chef at this place.

The wait was very long during each portion of our two course lunch and the was amateur at best. It seemed like the dude was back there too. I swear it seemed like there were parts of my that were from a can. To me, “” does not mean that tasted like it was straight from . A does not mean boiled . Oh well, there’s $80 down the drain. We didn’t even stay for …my favorite part. We just left the on the table and left. During the last 20 minute wait to have our plates cleared from the table, three different walked by and looked at us at least . We kept wondering if our had gone home. Well, as it turns out, as we were leaving, Laura caught sight of this guy eating at the bar. What the hell? If you can’t tell, I am a little annoyed. To think, I still left a tip…A TIP. I didn’t have the to wait for any change. I swear, if we had stayed any longer, they would’ve started vacuuming the floor while people were still eating. Yes, we will have to find a new place to eat on .

To simmer down, we went on our traditional hike at Bull’s Bridge. I have a few posts about our previous hikes. It’s a really .

Since we have been down the same trail so many times, I thought it would be a good idea to check out the top part of the trails. Laura might have been a little disappointed because she wanted to go on a real hike. I will have to make it up to her. We took lots of and . I will upload the today and post it here.

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This is a photo of the front of the Fife’n Drum in , . I don’t even know why I am showing this. Perhaps someone from the will read this post and mail me a refund check.

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This is the monument in , .

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These are two shots of Bull’s Bridge itself. We got lucky with very good .

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These are all shots of the . The was rushing very fast, due to all the rain we have been getting. We didn’t see any kayakers like we have in previous years. Maybe the was going too fast. I sure wouldn’t get in there.

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