We would like to thank Carey Kish for mentioning us in his article about hikes in Maine “Celebrate the state’s bicentennial with a dozen great hikes,” March 15).
Through a recent grant we have all new signs and maps on the entrances to our 179 acres. Part of the area is city owned and part was a donation from the Rotary Club and the Maine Natural Resources Council for the use of all Augusta residents to keep as a nature preserve.
It is located in back of Cony High School, and we invite all to consider it their city forest (Stadtwald) and enjoy it.
Heide Munro
Augusta Nature Club
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