Amid coronavirus closures, people flock to Bluff Point
16 Mar 2020
Gesticulating with his walking stick toward the more than 200 cars parked at Bluff Point State Park on Sunday afternoon, David Weber said the past two days have had the largest crowds he's ever seen there.
Weber lives in New Jersey but is visiting family in Mystic for two weeks, and he comes to Bluff Point every day to walk.
"This just shows that people aren't going to be held hostage" by the coronavirus, Weber said. "They need to get out."
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