Oh, what a day to be by the ocean. The weather's getting warmer this summer season is pretty much here, Jeff.

I agree, Ray. So we're in the watch Hill section of westerly Rhode Island, and you can't go any further west in the state, or you're pretty much going to end up in Connecticut.

Now, judging from our drive-in, this place is fluent to say the least.

So no kidding. We've passed some huge beachside mansions on our way in. And you know who has a home

out here, Ray? Who? No kidding. Taylor Swift. Tait-Tay herself. The music moguls got a 12,000

square foot mansion on five acres out here for when

she needs to get away. Should we stop by and say hi? I'm not sure there's going to be time for that.

Plus, I don't think she's taking our calls these days. Got it. So we're not here to see arguably

our nation's biggest celebrity. No, our destination is here by the water in the downtown historic district.

It doesn't get more quintessential New England than this.

No.

There's a few shops, a few restaurants and cafe, and there's a beach.

It's really picture perfect.

Yeah, it's gorgeous down here.

However, we're not here to see Taylor Swift or the cute downtown.

We're here looking for something old and odd.

We're here looking for the flying horses of Watch Hill.

Hey, I'm Jeff Belanger, and welcome to episode 350 of the New England Legends podcast.

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