Mar 20, 2021 | History, South County, Trail Reviews
“Too many of us go through life without really looking, blind to the world around us.” — Hal Borland Where We Went: Bartholomew’s Cobble, Sheffield, MA When We Went: March 2021 Difficulty (Boots 1 – 10): 1.5 Boots (Ledges Trail & Hal Borland... 
Feb 28, 2021 | Activities, History, South County, Trail Reviews
“Our reality has changed. The media has become 3-dimensional, inescapable, omnivorous, and self-referring — a closed system that seems, for many of the kids, to answer all their questions.” David Denby, The New Yorker Where I Went: Bidwell House Museum. Monterey,... 
Jul 3, 2020 | Central, Field Trips, North County, South County, Trail Reviews
Being outdoors and in nature is beneficial in so many ways. From healing health benefits, building community connections, education, or just having some fun, the outdoors is a gift. And that gift should be available to everyone. But for many people with disabilities,... 
Jan 16, 2020 | Trail Reviews
Where We Went : Dorothy Frances Rice Wildlife Sanctuary – Peru, MA When We Went : June 1st Difficulty (Boots 1 – 10) : 1 – 2 Boots Trail Length : Varied trail network totaling 5 miles – All marked by colors – We hiked the Pond trail, Pink... 
Mar 1, 2020 | History, Inspiration, South County, Trail Reviews
March 1, 2021 It’s been one year since these photos were taken. After this hike, as we sat in the warmth of the close-quartered and crowded Harvest Barn, munching on pastries and cake, mask-free. How could we know that in a few short weeks this simple moment... 
Feb 8, 2021 | Activities, History, Inspiration, North County, South County, Tips & Tricks, Trail Reviews
It’s no secret. Trees are my favorite. Nature and the outdoors are my jam, but trees hold the wooden key to my heart. Strong, silent, and crucial to life-sustaining oxygen, like Richard Power’s wrote, ““This is not our world with trees in it.... 
