Ed and Cameron Castillo have lived in Westport less than 4 months.
But they’re discovering a lot about their new town. Thanks to “06880,” for example, they learned the history of their home: the carriage house for The Cockeroft family’s country estate on Stony Point Road, that hidden gem on the west side of the train station.
(The red door that separates their yard from the parking lot makes for a fantastic commute, Ed jokes.)
But one thing stumps them: an engraving just above the door, on the side facing the station.
“Kunepiam,” it reads — surrounded by what look like Native American pictograms, and perhaps settlers.
Ed’s Google search for “Kunepiam” returned absolutely nothing.
So he’s turning to an even better source: the “06880” crowd.
If you know what the word means — or where the engraving comes from — click “Comments.”
And that traffic jam you see the next time at the station, near Ed and Cameron’s house? That’s the “06880” crowd too, looking even more closely at this mystery.