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Director
of Education, Kent Curtis talks about Henry David Thoreau.
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Participants
pose in the parking lot of the Thoreau Institute.
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Participants pose for a second picture.
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The
group slowly made its way down Baker Farm Road on Pine Hill.
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We
stopped to look at the qualities of a mature pine and oak forest.
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Even the
babies had a good time!
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The group hiked through scenic Adams Woods.
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The
group hiked through scenic Adams Woods.
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We came
upon a beaver dam at Heyworth Meadow.
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Another
shot of the beaver dam.
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Participants
and their children discuss the impact of beavers
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Participants
stop to read some Thoreau in the heart of Adams Woods
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Fairhaven
Bay is just barely visible at the end of Pleasant Meadow.
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We
arrived at the Bay at last!
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Fair
Haven Bay!
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What
peaceful serenity!
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We spent
about a half hour at the old boathouse on the Bay.
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Some
watched the water, others observed the forest.
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Walter
Brain and Sean Hale identified a tree by the shore.
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Everyone
enjoyed the stellar weather.
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Esperanza
may have found a frog!
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Are you looking at me?
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Noah certainly enjoyed the walk!
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What a view!
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