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PARTNERS | HEALTHY CITY | HOW HEALTHY | VISION | SUMMIT | PRIORITIES | FUNCTIONS | CITY OF FALL RIVER | ||
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New England
forests are crisscrossed by miles of stone walls built by nineteenth
century farmers to fence in livestock, mark property boundaries and clear
their fields of stone. Chris Tracy, local stonewall builder and landscape
designer, led a walk at the old Blossom Family farmstead in the Watuppa
Reservation to explore the history and restoration techniques for these
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(Top row) Chris Tracy leads one of many heart-healthy walks that the Trustees of Reservations Education Director Linton Harrington (right in the top right photo) conducts throughout the year to acquaint people with the large wooded bioreserve that makes up over one half of the City of Fall River. For more information about the Copicut Woods and the Trustees, check out their web site.
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