Dining-Drinking
June, 1973
If the first zephyr of summer brings thoughts of tree-shaded roads and provincial inns, go north, young man, out of Manhattan and into the rolling hills of exurbia. And get an early start: You'll want time to poke about in the historic towns and antique shops that dot the landscape before stoking up at some country auberge. It makes for a full, satisfying day, especially if your ultimate destination is Stonehenge in Ridgefield. Connecticut. The atmosphere is bucolic--white swans and mallards on...
