Nice buck, operator error estimating distance, deer 1, hunters 0. Such is hunting.
Some contracts and accepted offers reported while I was frolicking in the woods.
33 Wildwood rive
33 Wildwood Drive, Milbrook, asking $1.590, has an accepted offer after 56 days. It was purchased for $1.350 in 2005 but it claims a new kitchen and baths.
530 North Street
530 North Street also reports an accepted offer. Asking $2.795, down from $3.350 in may, 2012. It sold for $2.495 million back in 2002. Clients I showed it to weren’t impressed, but then, that’s what makes a real estate market.
150 Clapboard Ridge
150 Clapboard Ridge, dropped its price from $5.1 million to $4.295 and that seems to have done the trick.
22 Perkins Rd
And 22 Perkins, $4.550, has a contract. Owners paid $5 million in 2003 and in a fit of misplaced enthusiasm tried for $7.350 million in 2001. The pressent price is more reasonable.
I’ll be curious to see this one’s final selling price.
For What It's Worth 
He DUCKED…?
Dog, the bullet’s doin’ 3000 freakin feet per second.
You MISSED.
Sorry. I missed the rest of the post, so incensed was I…
In fact, it was my friend who missed, after I’d set him up in the best location and loaned him my crossbow, which is far easier to shoot straight than my compound. Unfortunately, gravity works on everything (except in Dollar Bill’s world, but that’s another story), but has less time to affect a bullet than an arrow. Estimate fifty yards with a bow and aim for that distance, the arrow’s going into the ground.
So yeah, you’re right: he missed. I’ve done the same thing, though.
Be sure to open your closets and shower curtains very, very carefully. Anyone that tracks down your address and posts an accompanying photo of your house on the internet is capable of all kinds of crazy. (PS: well, at least we know what she was really doing in Greenwich in Sept!)
Who did this to who?
CT governor Republican Candidate Tom Foley has ad aimed at NYers thinking of leaving the city because of deBlasio:
http://nymag.com/daily/intelligencer/2013/11/connecticut-tom-foley-de-blasio-ad-governor.html
Tom Foley is awesome… and as I have said here way before that ad.. Di Blasio will help push demand for housing buyers in NJ, westchester and CT near manhattan.. greenwich is the closest commute.. so, I think it gets the greatest Di Blasio effect in CT.. . I hope Foley wins next year!
3rd time lucky for Foley, I give the guy credit for persistence. If I was 61 and that rich I would not have any interest in politics.
Funny quote on the Foley ad website:
“Connecticut’s chief export is aerospace, and it’s chief import is frightened people.”
If you were bowing it Bambi did not duck enough….and made Front Page lots of wheres including Drudge….BUT Obamacare came to the rescue and she has been adopted….
anon 8:39
Mike Bloomberg is much older and much richer and yet still pursues politics.. it is about power.. not money or time
Each to their own, I respect their energy and drive, just has no appeal to me.
‘Hope He’s As Easy To Get As Birth Control’…new round of quality Obamacare ads are out: http://www.doyougotinsurance.com/index.php?id=2
I saw that. Absolutely disgusting.
came for Salma; left, pondering obamacare:
Amazing to me that someone could live up that driveway on CR Road, and have such a cheap, hideous looking tile mess of a kitchen.
I would have expected a helluva lot more.
The house is a tear down.
The Clapboard Ridge house was built by an elderly heiress whose family once owed all the property in that corner of CRR and Lake and built several houses in that area. It is was sold by her son.
Clapboard….built by son, lived in by son, sold by son….
Paid for by Mom on Mom’s land. You call it however you see it.
you are both right!!