#30, Cumberland Farms, Thomaston

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It was bound to happen…

Marvin and I spent the morning with my brother Fred and we drove to Thomaston, a small quaint town on the northern parts of the Housatonic River. Well known for the Seth Thomas clock factory, Thomaston was the center of clock making it the 1800s.

There are three ice cream establishments in Thomaston and it seems all three are closed which left me with no option but to visit a Cumberland Farms. I had a Luigi’s mango flavored Italian ice, which was nice soft, fine grained Italian ice while my brother had a Nestle’s chocolate and vanilla drumstick.

All in all this was a beautiful day for a drive. Hopefully Marve and I can find a nice creamery for our next trip. Happy summer all!

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Tim White is the Director of Collections and Research at the Yale Peabody Museum of Natural History. He has worked at the Peabody for 34 years and has enjoyed traveling to all parts of the world, both for the Museum and for pleasure. Tim is a paleontologist and his wife Maureen is an archeologist.

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