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A broad trail (former farm road) provides the entrance onto this remarkable preserved space.
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The colors are popping out all over and the leaf carpeting increasing daily.
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Many folks were out enjoying this perfect fall day in nature. As I looked down on this scene of the Beaver Dam Brook watercourse, it struck me that this is sort of the "Grand Canyon of Manomet." (Okay that's a stretch but, you get the idea).
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A reflection along the Beaver Dam Brook watershed.
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An old farm track serves as one of the longer walking paths through the sanctuary. Many of the trails like this one are flat and suitable for various capabilities of mobility.
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The Tidmarsh Wildlife Sanctuary is, "A vast expanse of cold-water streams, ponds, forest, and woodlands, Tidmarsh is a 481-plus acre landscape permanently protected and open for all to enjoy. Once a working cranberry farm, this landscape underwent the largest freshwater ecological restoration ever completed in the Northeast." (Source: Mass Audubon).
Come out and support this natural wonderland and the Mass Audubon organization! Here's a link to my blog post when they dedicated and opened the property a year ago.
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