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April 7, 2012

Nice to see some game trails made it to official map:) I added some points/trails I know of Nice to see some game trails made it to official map:) I added some points/trails I know of This is about the time for trilliums This is about the time for trilliums Old mill ruins (the water wheel is out for restoration) Old mill ruins (the water wheel is out for restoration) I hoped they'll put gravel by now and took hiking boots instead of rubber boots - that was a mistake. Good thing is that park has a network of unofficial trails (game/bike trails) that are much better than formal equestrian trails I hoped they'll put gravel by now and took hiking boots instead of rubber boots - that was a mistake. Good thing is that park has a network of unofficial trails (game/bike trails) that are much better than formal equestrian trails I chose one of those little trails I chose one of those little trails This has been my favorite place to study - far from TV, computer, and other distractions. With all that dirt in the park, I always got that spot for myself This has been my favorite place to study - far from TV, computer, and other distractions. With all that dirt in the park, I always got that spot for myself Wild dogwood? Wild dogwood? Old homestead Old homestead Raspberry fields Raspberry fields Restored portion of the trail Restored portion of the trail Can you see a coyote? Can you see a coyote?
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