Mason/Greenville NH                               EASY.                                                        Walking, biking, snow shoeing, xc skiing and snowmobiling, great horseback riding on rail trail and logging road. No wheeled motorized vehicles.

As promised in mikicc.org/revisited, I ventured out, in search of my missing green leash.

I parked on Pratt Pond road yet again. My hope was that someone had found it and hung it on the road barrier. No luck. A first for me! I WAS DOG LESS!

In the finally slightly mudded rail trail, was evidence of a well shod horse. I took the cut off but not before stopping to watch, and listen to a goose fight. In all my years by wood and pond I have never seen a goose fight. My telephoto could not pick up any good photos to post. Trust me when I say the noise and violence seemed fitting for 2020.

The scene of the fight.

After taking the side trail, previously posted, and realizing the leash was not to be found, I took the logging road to the left when I came to the junction.

Note, no dogs seen in this picture.
when exploring, always good to know where you are.
love this sign.
Had it not been for this sign and the hoof prints , I might have ended up in Greenville, instead of Mason.

I had already clocked about 6 miles hiking with a friend in MA. Since I was adding to that mileage, I was very glad to be heading back down the rail trail.

The view where the rail trail crosses the power lines was surprising.

So, no leash. But a good exploration of some great trails. Can’t wait to join some friends on horseback and ride them. My old mares might think differently.

Calypso, 25. Rhumba 24.

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