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Old 10-17-2007, 03:02 PM
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If you follow 138 a few miles further it takes you to I 95 to near Norwalk and Westport, just a few miles to the east if you take US 7. The saving grace difference is this route may see lighter traffic- the best way to see this, us drive it, if at all possible.
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I agree... I will have to make a couple of trips using the various options before committing to a move.

The train idea is interesting as well.

Thanks all for these helpful comments!!
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I don't think the Super 7 will decrease your commute time. You will be coming off the federal rd exit to get to rte 133. The Super 7 benefits if you were living in New Milford.
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Old 10-17-2007, 03:31 PM
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Oh, gomet thanks, I didn't realize that. I just looked at a map and I see you're right.

Hmmm...
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