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Exploring the Still Waters of Central Massachusetts

Posted on September 15, 2011 by Administrator

Many associate canoes with Native American Indians, but canoes are truly ancient.  One  found in the Netherlands was determined with Carbon 14 dating to be from approx. 8000 BC.  At first canoes were a transportation tool, but in the second … Continue reading →

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Central Massachusetts is a Winter Wonderland

Posted on January 4, 2010 by Administrator

Winter is a great time for hiking — or if the snow gets too deep–for snow shoeing. This last week I was lucky enough to squeeze in two wonderful hikes, Bear’s Den in New Salem and Doane’s Falls in Royalston. … Continue reading →

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Jacob’s Hill is a wonderful hiking spot

Posted on November 22, 2009 by Administrator

Mark and I finally had a day to relax last Sunday and we took the dogs and went hiking. Someone from North Quabbin Woods had told us how beautiful the overlook from The Ledges is. Although we have hiked part … Continue reading →

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