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Boxerwood Nature Center has a Play Trail in the nature playground designed especially for young children. Kids can run through the plant tunnels, float leaves down the mini creek, make pies in the mud kitchen, climb tiny house mountain and more. The rules INCLUDE "make noise," "touch anything," "get dirty," and "have fun". There is also a Fairy Forest where children can build their own fairy structures, and a wetland walk where visitors can cross the zigzag bridge over the garden wetlands. In fall 2016, a pollinator garden was added to the gardens. The two RV Gypsies glanced in the playground, but of course they did not explore it. |
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Below: A Running man made
of twigs |
Below: A red tree |
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Below: Karen Duquette likes
uniquely shaped trees with no leaves. |
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Below: Turtles at Boxerwood
Nature Center |
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Below: The unique archway above the path down to the pond. |
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Below: Karen
Duquette had a bit of a struggle getting up into the big chair at Boxerwood. |
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Below: The scenery behind the Big Chair shown above. |
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Below: Lee Duquette found a big, friendly deer. |
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Below: The two RV Gypsies stopped at Jordan's Point Park, but it was just a picnic area. |
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