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In the midst of rapidly changing directives surrounding the cononavirus response, more people are taking walks around the roads less traveled — or even the roads well traveled. Avoiding frost heaves and the occasional pothole, there are bound to be views one doesn’t see or note while driving or even biking. Here are a few from a recent stroll.
The view at top shows a carved bear hiding out on the backside of a barn; he’s all alone, but who is he? How old is he? Where does he come from? Who created him? Can any of our readers fill in the blanks?
Readers, do you know where these photos were taken?
[Answer is at the bottom].
ANSWER: According to the organization’s website, the Lake Auburn Community Center at 115 North Auburn Road was part of the historic West Auburn Farm, now offering six acres for recreational development, serving “as the gateway to Auburn’s community forest, surrounding lake Auburn, for the neighboring community and local clubs and organizations.”
When covered with snow, the trails are groomed by the Perkins Ridge Sno-Travelers. Area Cub Scouts have explored the property. “Additional future uses include a tree nursery (already in progress) and a 200 year-old barn (34×36) restoration project designed to bring meeting rooms and storage opportunities for clubs and organizations,” notes the web site. The property is owned by the Lake Auburn Watershed Neighborhood Association. For more information, visit www.lakeauburn.org.
(Linda Galway photos)
