The
Cheasty Trail system continues to grow with lots of hard work from neighbors and plenty of support from community grants. This past weekend a cold crisp January morning did not stop families from getting out and hiking the woods, spotting hawks and trail-breaking. This was true trail breaking using a
McLeod trail digging tool- for adults only. It was also a morning of planting: snowberry, wild rose, oregon grape and a few cedar trees found themselves planted.
Each time we make it out to the community work party days I am so thankful to be a part of a new era for this forest. Meanwhile, I hope that some of the friendships that are developing as the kids explore the hillside together will blossom. I am certainly thankful for the new acquaintances that I am making with neighbors.
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