December 1, 2012 we took a winter walk along William H.
Powers Lake, formerly known as Wolf Lake.
We met at a central location and walked to different interesting points
along the lake. Some of the attractions were the upcoming visitor’s center, the
Nike missile, and the damage done to trees caused by beavers. We discussed the
wildlife that inhabits the area and some of the new species that are being sighted. We discussed the millennium reserve project
as well as the benefits of connecting with nature. I felt it was an enjoyable
walk; the weather was beautiful that day. I enjoyed the participants as well as
they all something to share, whether it was about the area itself or the
wildlife they have noticed around their homes. It was fun swapping stories and
made for interesting conversation. After
the walk some of the participants joined us back at the SETF for hot chocolate
and cookies it was the perfect end to an exciting afternoon.
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