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Some pictures of past rides.

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This is Sue and April enjoying the view from a mountain in

Acadia National Park, Bar Harbor, ME

August, 1999

Rod & Kathy Perry
Box B Ranch Ride, Fall 1997

Herb and Debbie Roberts of Prescott, Arizona on the Bubble Pond Bridge, Acadia National Park. They have a nice pair of well matched Medicine Hat Paint Horses.

August 1999

John Huether, Crane Wildlife, December 31, 2000 Goshawk, Crane Wildlife, December 31, 2000

The Wild Bunch. Front to rear;

Kevin Dwyer, David Clough, Jeannine Dwyer (Clough)

Sue Dwyer

Brown Mountain Gatehouse (rear) Acadia National Park, Maine, 1997

Left to right; Kevin Dwyer on Cherokee, Dave Clough on Cookie, DJ Olsen on (?), Jeannine Dwyer on Garth, Sue Dwyer on (a horse, really, probably Lindy), Darlene Davis on Star, Bethann on I'ma Golden Shamrock and Tom Davis on Buddy.
Picture was taken on a very bright day, in one of the new bird feeding fields at Crane Wildlife Management Area, Route 151, Falmouth, MA

BoxB Ride 1999
Here's John Huether holding my horse Chance while I tried to hide behind a bush or rock.

BoxB 1999
This is Frank (you know, Frank!) on the hill behind the Campsite.

Casey Huether and her Dad, John Huther
Casey is riding her very nice Arabian Jake and John is riding Jake.

(Don't ask)

Does anyone know exactly where in Myles Standish this shot was taken? It's a very distinct little road that doesn't really go anywhere, unless you know where the "Meadow trail" branches off.

Clyde S. Dale and Leighton Allenby at the inside parking lot at Crane Wildlife, 1/7/2001.

Thom's good mare Chance, Crane 1/7.2001

Sue, on the "new trail".

As hard as it is to believe we found a new "trail" near Myles Standish. I'm sure the makers of this trail never envisioned horses on it but then they never met us! To find this trail go east on Three Cornered Pond Road from Gate 30, about 1/2 mile after the East Line Road and about 100 yards after where the road forks watch on the RIGHT side of the road for a well used deer run, That deer run will take you to this trail. It's also a lot easier to find from Mast Road at Halfway Pond. It just makes a short loop from the pond and back but it is different and very pretty.

The white stuff behind Sue is the remains of a snowman someone made in front of a bench beside the trail.

The "New Trail" loking south.

Little Grassy Pond

Looking out over Little Grassy Pond from the bluff that is Southeast of the pond. Where is that you ask? It's the little pond with the great water stop right off Cutter Field Road in Myles Standish. Cutter Field Road makes a hard turn in a depression and just to the South is Little Grassy pond. Camp Squanto is at the end of Cutter Field Road.

The pond was virtually dry this Summer and I'm glad it has water again. It is otherwise very hard to find water in this area.

You find this view by taking an indistinct trail across from the parking area just after the "turn" in Cutter Field Road. Not too many people even know there are trails in there. Now I'll know if anyone is keeping track here.

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John Huether, Crane Wildlife, December 31, 2000	Goshawk, Crane Wildlife, December 31, 2000

	BoxB Ride 1999 Here's John Huether holding my horse Chance while I tried to hide behind a bush or rock.
BoxB 1999 This is Frank (you know, Frank!) on the hill behind the Campsite.
	Casey Huether and her Dad, John Huther Casey is riding her very nice Arabian Jake and John is riding Jake. (Don't ask) Does anyone know exactly where in Myles Standish this shot was taken? It's a very distinct little road that doesn't really go anywhere, unless you know where the "Meadow trail" branches off.

	Clyde S. Dale and Leighton Allenby at the inside parking lot at Crane Wildlife, 1/7/2001.
Thom's good mare Chance, Crane 1/7.2001
	Sue, on the "new trail". As hard as it is to believe we found a new "trail" near Myles Standish. I'm sure the makers of this trail never envisioned horses on it but then they never met us! To find this trail go east on Three Cornered Pond Road from Gate 30, about 1/2 mile after the East Line Road and about 100 yards after where the road forks watch on the RIGHT side of the road for a well used deer run, That deer run will take you to this trail. It's also a lot easier to find from Mast Road at Halfway Pond. It just makes a short loop from the pond and back but it is different and very pretty. The white stuff behind Sue is the remains of a snowman someone made in front of a bench beside the trail.
The "New Trail" loking south.
	Little Grassy Pond Looking out over Little Grassy Pond from the bluff that is Southeast of the pond. Where is that you ask? It's the little pond with the great water stop right off Cutter Field Road in Myles Standish. Cutter Field Road makes a hard turn in a depression and just to the South is Little Grassy pond. Camp Squanto is at the end of Cutter Field Road. The pond was virtually dry this Summer and I'm glad it has water again. It is otherwise very hard to find water in this area. You find this view by taking an indistinct trail across from the parking area just after the "turn" in Cutter Field Road. Not too many people even know there are trails in there. Now I'll know if anyone is keeping track here.