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  1. #OgunquitME - #Stewardship #Workday: #BeachPlumFarm

    Wednesday, May 6, 2026
    9:00 am

    Beach Plum Farm
    610 Main St, Ogunquit, ME 03907

    "Beach Plum Farm is the last remaining #SaltWaterFarm in Ogunquit, home to #CommunityGardens, and the office of Great Works Regional #LandTrust.

    Join #GWRLT for a Stewardship Workday on Wednesday, May 6th, 9am to noon at Beach Plum Farm, Ogunquit. We will be removing invasive species and a spring cleanup. Let us know if you can help out by registering below."

    FMI and to register:
    gwrlt.org/event/stewardship-2/

    #SolarPunkSunday #MaineEvents #InvasivePlants #SpringCleanup #EnvironmentalStewardship #LandTrusts #GreatWorksRegionalLandTrust

  2. Opponents buy #Maine blueberry barren where housing plan was rejected

    by Elizabeth Walztoni, 8/5/2025

    "The group has plenty more work to do; it will have to repay a purchase loan within 18 months so it can donate the land to the Blue Hill Heritage Trust. Then, the trust will need time to prepare the site before opening it for public recreation, according to the group. "

    Read more:
    bangordailynews.com/2025/08/05

    Archived version:
    archive.ph/QoOza

    #LandTrust #Nature #SolarPunkSunday #PreservingNature #BlueberryBarrens #SpendTimeInNature

  3. On the other side of the #SacoRiver is #PleasantPointPark ...

    "If you like jumping off cliffs, this is the park for you. This 60-acre town park borders more than a mile of the Saco River.

    "The river here must be very deep, because there are many places people have strung up rope swings from riverside cliffs. It looks dangerous but it must be okay since so many kids do it. On a hot summer day, this place is busy! (I have heard from a couple of people that unfortunately this place has become a haven for underage drinking. I didn’t run into many people mid-day during the week, and I have a high tolerance for scruffy trails!

    "Both recommended the lovely Indian Cellar Preserve, on the other side of the river.)

    "For me, the nicest part of the park was the southern side, where there are several benches and picnic tables by the river, as well as an old cemetery (and no rope swings).

    "The interior paths are less used, so are overgrown. But they do allow you to make a loop from one end of the park to the other. Once you leave the quiet side and go to the cliff-y side, the ground becomes well trammeled.

    "Although it’s easy to make your way through the #forests here, the paths here are blazed. There are many spots along the river that make good #swimming launch sites.

    "Directions: From #Route202 in #BuxtonMaine, turn onto Route 117. Soon after turning, you’ll come across an old entrance to the park (it’s been around a long time), but you are not allowed to park alongside the street here. Continue up the 117 a little bit farther, and turn into Simpson Road. On your right will be a large parking lot."

    mainebyfoot.com/pleasant-point

    #IndianCellarPreserve #LandTrust #HikingTrails
    #SacoRiver #SalmonFalls
    #MaineDOT #Maine #SouthernMaine #SalmonFallsBridge #MaineByFoot #WildlifeCorridor #SolarPunkSunday

  4. On one side of the #SacoRiver in #HollisMaine is #IndianCellarPreserve ...

    "This is a lovely 81-acre preserve by the Saco River, with great #WalkingTrails. All together, there are about 3 miles of trails here, as well as some #swimming spots. There is a promontory with a great vista of the Saco River and a little picnic table. This preserve seems to be less trammeled than its neighbor across the river — #PleasantPointPark — and also somewhat popular with #MountainBikers. The perimeter trail, which is about 1.6 miles or so, is very well blazed. The interior trails are less well marked and seemingly less used.

    "There is also more information about the site at the #TrustForPublicLand.

    "Directions: If you’re coming from #Route202 east, you will turn left after crossing the bridge over the Saco River from Buxton. Take a left onto Old Alfred Road, and the parking lot is immediately on your left. You’ll see a sign for the preserve, and some stone steps."

    mainebyfoot.com/indian-cellar-

    #IndianCellarPreserve #LandTrust #HikingTrails #SacoRiver #SalmonFalls
    #MaineDOT #Maine #SouthernMaine #SalmonFallsBridge #Wildlife #SolarPunkSunday `