Breaking The Sound Barrier

Today was a wet one. After the refusals in Cos Cob and central Greenwich at long last we reached the Greenwich shoreline in Byram. High walls kept lawns just out of reach. Gazebos and hammocks beckoned but we slid through seaweed and scraped along rocks to finish this task of Breaking the Sound Barrier by reaching Byram Point.

Arrived. The walk is done. I am at the southern tip of mainland New England. It is a great feeling of accomplishment.

Keelin and I are making good time about halfway through walk.

Fell on my backside — pride hurt

And we are off

Here it is:

I didn’t win the Sound Access Award, but I should get something for “making it work” with my official Breaking the Sound Barrier XL… dress.

We made it to Byram, but not the way we’d planned. We’d been invited by someone I know to go onto a property in Belle Haven, but couldn’t get past the Guard booth without the resident, who’d gone on vacation. So, long walk, big Sound Barrier.

Low voltage electrical line down on Rich Avenue. Cos Cob Fire Police on scene. Road expected to open in at least two hours according to officals. Dispatch time was 8:48 a.m.