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Connecticut

State Flower
Mountain Laurel

The Nutmeg State is the gateway from New England to New York City.  Connecticut  is rich in wonderful scenery, rolling hills, a picturesque coast and a booming metropolis of cities. Hartford, the capital and the Insurance center of the world, is rich in culture and activities. Just a  short stint to the south is New Haven, the home of Yale University. For those who fancy the ocean, Connecticut borders Long Island Sound to the north, and the city of New London is rich in maritime history. Be sure to visit the Submarine Museum nearby.

State Bird
American Robin

Plentiful shopping also can be found at Olde Mystic Village in Mystic Seaport, as well as the Tanger Outlet Center in Westbrook and the Clinton Crossing outlets in Clinton. As with all parts of New England, inland and waterfront parks for hiking, biking, and play are easy to find.

The coastal Fairfield region presents a range of outdoor and family fun like the Beardsley Zoo and Barnum Museum in Bridgeport and the Maritime Aquarium in Norwalk. New Haven claims to be the home of the first pizza in America; don’t pass through the city without stopping at a pizza parlor.


State Capital
Hartford
State Motto
The Constitution State

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Moving Pets

On average Americans move every 7 years and the lifespan of a pet may be 10- 20 years. It is highly likely that during your pet's lifetime you will be moving or relocating. If you have a pet or pets as part of your family you will need to remember that they are just like people, they also get as stressed out as we do when moving. In fact in many instances they may be more stressed as the home is generally their habitat and pets are very sensitive to a change in their habitat. Pets can also become very frightened when faced with strange situations. With careful organization and planning the move process can be made easier and less stressful for both you and your pet. Read VanLines.com's helpful guide which provides tips and advice to help you and your pet through this stressful process.