Destruction brook Trails

THese photos have bene sitting in my "yet to post" folder on my PC for literally months, and I thought when I saw them this morning that its about time I shared them,

Starting with a shot of this little bridge along the trail

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Destruction Brook Trail is Wooded, 1,500-acre land trust with 35 miles of hiking trails, wildlife, a waterway & rock ledges, it is managed by the Dartmouth Natural Resource Trust, which has quite a few trails and areas they look after, I love it when sites and trails are preserved like this.
This was a walk Lulu and I did before she broke her Hip in December, and these trails can be damp and slippery and she hasn't felt up to doing them again yet, I have bene meaning to myself but this summer has been crazy, the days have either been to hot ( hence why most of my walks of recent have bene early morning when it is cooler , or I am out and think about doing it and I don't have sunblock on, and after all the skin cancer I have had removed, I try to avoid walks in the Sun if I am not covered in sunblock ( another reason I love early morning before the sunrises walks), or finally the temp is nice but its raining.
I do hope to do some trails maybe in Fall like we did last year will be when I do them.

This is the same bridge as the first shot from the other side and I then knew it is called Ellas bridge

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OK looking at this shot maybe my excuse of no sunblock isnt warranted there is plenty of shade from the trees lOL

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Seeing the trees down in this next shot, I wonder if there was much damage from the wids we got recently, I know in Buttonwood Park I saw a few trees or limbs of trees were blown down.

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