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Trails get improvements in muddy areas

September 8, 2015

The Conservation Commission and the Rural Land Foundation recently completed a project to improve the trails  leading off Codman Road leading over to the meadow at Codman South. Conservation Land Manager David McKinnon and summer interns built several bridges and placed “duck boards” over wet or muddy areas.

A main trail starts directly across Codman Road from the entrance to the Codman House. There is parking inside the Codman House stone wall and a satisfying walk nearby. At this time of the year, the ferns are especially luscious in the midst of the pine forests.

New BridgeNew Duck Boards

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