
Getting ready to sign some books at “The Shed”
And what better way to let folks know you have a new book out than to host a Book Launch party with the folks of the Ten Mile River Watershed Council?

Talking about the river–Sandy, Bill, and Keith (president of the watershed), three passionate paddlers
Now that the book, Easy Walks and Paddles in the Ten Mile River Watershed is available, we wanted to celebrate. We ended up at the banks of the Ten Mile River at Hunts Mills for the party, and caught up with old friends, and made some new friends as well.

Hunts Mills, photo by watershed member Alex Kemp
It was great to get the other authors of the book all in one place for a picture of us together.

The authors, all in one place. Bill, Marjorie, and Ernie
We were only sad that our marvelous book designer and map designer Suzanne (aka Auntie Beak) was ill and not able to join us.

On the trail, taking in views of the river on a muggy summer’s day
The more adventurous of us set out in the heat to walk the one-mile loop trail along the river, including my buddy Kelly.

Kelly and Mark joined in the fun as well
Don’t let her walker fool you, she is ready to take on the world!

Suzanne Buchanan is a great team player, a huge asset of the Blackstone Heritage Corridor, showing off family wedding photos
Many thanks to the members of the Ten Mile River Watershed, past and present;

Cindy lends a hand wherever it was needed
this book would never have come to life without all of you!

Having fun at the party
And thanks to Suzanne Buchanan, Volunteer coordinator extraordinaire for the Blackstone Heritage Corridor, for sharing photos from the day, and for asking about my other books in the series–turned out folks wanted not only to know about the newest book, they wanted the complete set as well.

The whole series
Now to put the books to use! Onward. And please let us know if you went somewhere because you found out about it in one of the books.
Marjorie
Marjorie Turner Hollman is a writer who loves the outdoors, and is the author of Easy Walks in Massachusetts, 2nd edition, More Easy Walks in Massachusetts, 2nd edition, Easy Walks and Paddles in the Ten Mile River Watershed, and Finding Easy Walks Wherever You Are. Her memoir, the backstory of Easy Walks, is My Liturgy of Easy Walks: Reclaiming hope in a world turned upside down.
Great to see this series burgeoning!
Step by step–seems to be a compulsion, I guess 😉 There are worse habits, I’m sure!
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Many congratulations to my author-friend! Thinking of the easy walks that we have enjoyed together.
Thank you so much Ellen. Indeed, we have enjoyed so many easy walks over the years. YOu live too far away, my dear!