[CTGirlNoMore]

Originally Posted by JViello

Nope, not the same ones. There is a small complex tucked back in behind the industrial park on the left just before getting on the turnpike. (Golden Street I think) The street is actually Woodland Ridge. It was a quiet little neighborhood kind of hidden. The problem was when you stepped outside of it, you had to deal with...well, you know what you live around.

P.S. I don't miss Ted's one bit either. lol

Ah, yup I know that area. I've driven through there before to cut to North Colony, but at this point can't recall seeing anything but houses. But, I do know the area. I had to cut through there a lot when they were doing construction somewhere.

[CTGirlNoMore]

Oh, and LOL at the Ted's comment. I see lines of people there all the time, but I know so many who don't like it.

[JViello]

Originally Posted by CTGirlNoMore

Ah, yup I know that area. I've driven through there before to cut to North Colony, but at this point can't recall seeing anything but houses. But, I do know the area. I had to cut through there a lot when they were doing construction somewhere.

Exactly...when you cut through, if you went right on Woodland instead of left on whatever to N Colony, the complex is small and behind those houses. Very hidden. Which in Meriden was a good thing - if they can't find you, they can't rob you. LOL

It was actually very nice. It was small single family raised ranches (I call them hondos) and duplexes. We paid $850.00 for a 2 bed house with garage. Granted this was back in 2000 or so.

[CTGirlNoMore]

Ah! Okay, now I really do remember them. Funny things was, when they were doing construction to remove the train trestle (that's what the contstruction was) and you couldn't even take that first left, so you had to go straight and take a left and go around a narrow, curvy road.