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Home»New York's Scenic Lower Hudson Valley»Westmoreland Sanctuary»Westmoreland Acquires 28 New Acres in Summer 2022

Modified 7-Apr-24
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220902_07533_A7RIV NY-NJ Trail Conference Volunteers Marilyn Blaho, Pat and Paul Bisset, Geof Connor, Julie and Mark Ford at Westmoreland Sanctuary's 28 Acre New Acquisition220916_07573_A7RIV The Lake on the New Westmoreland Property Shows the Severe Effects of the Lack of Summer Rains220902_07535_A7RIV NY-NJ Trail Conference Volunteers Lay Out and Clear the First Trail to the Lake at Westmoreland Sanctuary's 28 Acre New Acquisition220916_07568_A7RIV Volunteers Fred, Connie, Geoff, Paul, Marilyn, John and Rose with Duke from the NY-NJ Trail Conference Arrive for the Second Week of Creating the New 1 Mile Trail220916_07576_A7RIV A View from the New Trail on the New Westmoreland Property220916_07582_A7RIV Volunteers Fred, John and Paul of the NY-NJ Trail Conference Work on the 1 Mile New Westmoreland Trail220916_07580_A7RIV Channels and a Curve are Built into the New Trail to Divert the Flow of Rainwater Coming Down the Hills220916_07586_A7RIV Volunteer Fred of the NY-NJ Trail Conference Digs for Stones to Use on the 1 Mile New Westmoreland Trail220916_07591_A7RIV Striations in the Structural Geology of the Large Stones Used to Divert Rain Water from the Trails220916_07588_A7RIV Rose and Marilyn Use Logs and Stones to Mark the New Trail220916_07590_A7RIV Volunteers Marilyn and Rose Atop the Stepstone Stairway Designed and Built by NY-NJ Trail Conference's Paul Bisset220916_07602_A7RIV Everyone Pushes On as We Descend to the End of the New Trail Where it Meets the Existing Wood Thrush Trail220923_07633_A7RIV Red Trail Blazes Direct Hikers Along the 1 Mile Long New Trail220916_07604_A7RIV Volunteers Connie, Fred, Rose, Marilyn, Geoff, John and Paul with Duke of the NY-NJ Trail Conference Celebrate the Completion of the 1 Mile New Trail220923_07632_A7RIV NYNJTC's Fred, Connie and Martha Build One of Many 45º Water Bars to Divert Storm Water from the Trail220923_07635_A7RIV NYNJTC Volunteers Paul and Martha Test a New Step Way Descending Down the Trail220923_07637_A7RIV NYNJTC Volunteers Martha and Pat Explore for Building Materials Along the New Trail220923_07638_A7RIV Found Art in Nature Along the New Westmoreland Sanctuary Trail220923_07641_A7RIV NYNJTC's Connie, Martha and Fred at Another New Step Down Descending the New Trail220923_07646_A7RIV The Base of an Old Firetower Near the 813' New High Point of Westmoreland Sanctuary
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