Road Trip: Close to Home - Old Lyme boasts beautiful landscape, thriving art community
Since the late 1800s, many artists have settled in and used the shoreline backdrop as inspiration for their art.
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7ds agoThe town of Old Lyme boasts a beautiful setting along Long
Island Sound and the Connecticut River.
Since the late 1800s, many artists have settled in and used
the shoreline backdrop as inspiration for their art.
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