Day 4, part 3

We took a nice break in the shade
And continued on, on over to the next rail-trail section
we took a slight detour to check out the Historic Marker 1887
we had a nice snack, and break in the shade at the 1887 Historic Spot
there were some steep climbs on the "transfer roads" from one rail-trail over to the next
crossing the river, about the start the next rail-trail section

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  1. Rhae Grace8 August 2020 at 11:23

    lotsa nice wood on that barn and church!

    and "home of the tall pine". just one?

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