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And the work goes on, and the work goes on. I love looking back on where I’ve been. It is so satisfying. The trails are beautiful. We have a ways to go, but we are getting there.
Below, photo one is the hole the made by the root ball of a white birch tip over from the ice storm the end of March on the Upper Blue Jay. The second photo is usually a small pond on the Peregrine, we jokingly call it the snow making pond. As you can see it is so empty the dog can’t even find a drink of water.
Most trails are mowed if you are looking for a walk. And they are dry. If you take your dog, take a leash, just in case you run into other walkers.
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Thank you for the invitation to walk the trails. For some reason, I had not even thought of that!
I would love to ski your trails this winter. The last time I visited was for a XC meeting in the eighties, I believe. My major ice storm was December 8, 2008. Numerous logging jobs later the forest is recovering, yours will too. Good luck.
Al Jenks
Love your emails! Thank you for your update!
Best-
Lauren
thanks for the nmews hope to c u and chuck this winter Nate andPam
Looks great!