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SUMMARY:Farm Past & Present: An Assessible Trail Experience
DESCRIPTION:Enjoy a leisurely hike along our new accessible trail\, designed for visitors of all abilities. Along the way\, Alex Thomson will share insights into Flanders’ collection of antique tractors\, highlighting their history and role on the farm. The walk also includes a visit to the North Barn with a talk and live introduction to our resident farm animals by Heather Kokinchak. This relaxed\, engaging program offers a closer look at Flanders’ agricultural past and present in a beautiful outdoor setting.
URL:https://flanders.devserver-2.com/event/farm-past-present-an-assessible-trail-experience/
LOCATION:Van Vleck House\, 5 Church Hill Rd\, WOODBURY\, CT\, 06798\, United States
CATEGORIES:Seasonal Trail Hikes
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SUMMARY:Manville Kettle Hike
DESCRIPTION:Join Flanders’ Land Management Volunteer\, Cameron Gardella\, on a late summer hike of the first property held in trust by Flanders. This unique property contains an open field\, mixed trees and a swamp. Located in the center of town the preserve is known as a “kettle” because geologists believe the depression was formed during the last ice age and filled with water from melting ice. The hike is an easy\, 60 minutes\, 1 mile out and back.
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CATEGORIES:Seasonal Trail Hikes
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