Work BLog
Creating a new Cherry Street Entrance Trail
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Bursts of rain and wild gusts of wind in the morning gave way to a clear, cool afternoon for our work day. Ten of us met at the Kazoo School picnic tables and Paul MacNellis stopped by long enough to get us started on the new access trail from the school property. It starts down the slope from the playground equipment and at the end of the grassy lawn. People will be able to walk easily from Cherry Street across the lowest part of the school property to enter the woods. A short, steep hill where Paul has placed a 'no dumping' sign is full of plant debris that WMU will remove at some point in the near future. Past that we pulled privet, winter creeper, and cut other invasives in the way of the desired path. Following orange flags set out (by Paul and Nate?) to mark the way down into the Preserve, 16 of us in all, worked for an hour and a half and cleared 150 yards. Check it out!
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