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"For much of the state of Maine, the environment is the economy" |
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Photographs © 2005 Old Sow Publishing
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Walkers hike beside Gleason Cove, just a short distance from the trail head at Pleasant Point Reservation.
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| The paved waterside and wooded trail is for hikers and bicyclists. | ||||||||||||||||
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| A new picnic table and bench offer views across Gleason Cove to Gleason Point and to Deer Island and the St. George area of New Brunswick. | ||||||||||||||||
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Participants begin the return walk from the trail's terminus at the housing development, near the corner of Rt-190 and US-1.
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| The Sipayik Walking Trail traverses between Western Passage (the water at the right in each photograph) and a sweetgrass marsh (to the left in each image). | ||||||||||||||||
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| Second Island stands watch in Western Passage. | ||||||||||||||||
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Walkers make their way back to the start of Sipayik Walking Trail.
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