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Wachusett Mountain in autumn, Princeton, MA

Marjorie Turner Hollman supports nonfiction authors to self-publish their books. She is also a disability advocate, sharing information about Easy Walks (not too many roots or rocks, relatively level with firm footing, and something of interest along the way) in open space. Let’s get in touch.

At 2000+ feet in elevation, Wachusett Mountain, in Princeton, MA, provides a perfect viewing spot for fall foliage. We visited on a beautiful fall afternoon when sugar maples were ablaze. The bright sunlight displayed oak trees’ reds and bronze foliage to their best advantage.

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Central Mass Railtrail Boylston, MA Beyond the Boundaries

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On the shoreline of the Quinapoxit river, opposite the Mass Central Railtrail in Boylston

We have spent the past several summers riding our tandem bike along the available railtrails within about 3 hour’s drive from our home in Bellingham, MA. We have two substantial portions of railtrail, the Blackstone River Bikeway and the Upper Charles Trail, both within about 15 minute’s drive from us, and a portion of a third proposed trail, the SNETT, within easy walking distance of our home.

Sometimes we are lucky enough to discover additional options for travel quite near to railtrails we’ve explored in the past. Our recent “explore” near the Wachusett Reservoir in north-central MA revealed a new spot where we’ll be able to travel on our bike when the weather is warmer. Continue reading →

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