RededHaid t1_jac9v77 wrote
The coast was your first clue
RededHaid t1_jacbb57 wrote
If the Long Island sound was land all the way to Long Island, there’s be more people. Given there’s water, there isn’t enough population to support the development. You need numbers to spur investment.
Teslatron2049 OP t1_jacaavl wrote
There's not much to it to begin with, just wondering where the attraction is, no waves, real beaches, its like living next to a bay.
ThonTaddio t1_jacaerv wrote
Or a sound, if you will.
thesbaine t1_jace9c8 wrote
I mean, you just elaborated why it's nice. Small beaches bring small crowds and lower wave activity means less erosion of what beaches to exist. It also lends itself to salt marshes and tidal rivers, which are great for those who like to watch wildlife.
People settled on the shoreline in CT (and continue buying summer homes here) because they DON'T want the Jersey shore.
Synapse82 t1_jacag9g wrote
Cause it is, it’s just the sound.
Icy_Comparison148 t1_jaczpjr wrote
Almost everything on your list is things I actively avoid…
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