Entering the 500-acre
woods. The marker points to two 1700s homes, one on the
left and one on
right, used as
Revolutionary War infirmaries. Behind me, a path into the woods where a horse had trod (second photo) - hope the horse enjoyed the woods too!
14 comments:
I love the fact that there are markers. I wish we had a few of them here.
It's clearly a very historic site, and good that it's all documented and maintained.
Looks like the perfect spot for horse riding Lulu, this is a very lovely image..
Thanks for the links - interesting & beautiful site.
A walk in the woods surrounded by history. Sounds a perfect way to spend a sunny day.
I am sure the horse enjoyed the woods. I would. Sunny moment is very beautiful. And this bare tree is just gorgeous. I love the trees like this one.
Markers - great informative idea! Looks a wonderful place for a wander and horseback riding is an option? Lovely photo, Lulu. Reminds me of parts of Coombe.
Thanks so much! It seems almost anything goes in these woods - I even found a town permit application for bow-hunting, of all things! (To help cull deer, but gun hunting does not seem allowed).
Una imagen que trasmite serenidad.
Un saludo, Ángel
A beautiful locale!
What a beautiful tree.
Neat! I like historical markers. Looks like it was a nice day too.
This old tree has seen a lot of life passing by it, hasn't it?
You have such ancient history there. I'm sure the horse enjoyed the woods!
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