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Mary Dysart Hartt, right, and her cousin Anne Callow from England, left, took a break on the trail in Hermon with dozens of other riders at the Pine Tree Camp Egg Ride on Feb. 3. The money raised during Dysart’s Ride-in Weekend supports Pine Tree Camp’s open door policy, which allows Maine kids with disabilities to attend the Rome camp regardless of their family’s ability to pay tuition. Fundraising continues through Thursday, Feb. 29 at pinetreesociety.org. Submitted photo
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