Use this topic for posts that will collect community stars for the Duck Trails course. You can also ask questions or make comments about this course.
Here’s how it works.
Click the “Post Using This Template” button below to create a new post with a Story heading and boilerplate text.
Replace the boilerplate text with your report for one or both sections. The Story header is key for distinguishing between posts and replies—don’t change it.
Your post must be on the same calendar day as your run as entered in the leaderboard.
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To pick up a community star, replace this text with a write-up of what your run was like, a photo you took on the run, a link to your Strava track, or something similar. Don’t delete the Story heading above.
A goose, squirrels (red and gray), a chipmunk, skunk cabbages, mayapples, trillium, and an osprey were spotted on my jaunt through Sapsucker this evening.
I’m not quite sure why it seemed like a good idea to run Duck Trails in the middle of a long ElliptiGO ride since I was really sluggish and slow, but it went okay otherwise—just a little knee discomfort. The stump behind me is where the Challenge sign used to be!
For the Bird-ers!
Stopped by here on my way home around 3 PM. Numerous groups of birders ranging in size from 1 to 8, along with many other hikers. I walked whenever I was near them. I wasn’t in a hurry anyway and enjoyed the early spring scenery
woke up way too early, but it was light and pretty enough out that I decided to do this run and I was glad I did! It was just me and Woody and the geese for most of the way…startled one deer and passed one pedestrian near the end. Best part - no wind!
Part of the trail near the start was blocked this morning but you all could do the trail by the pond instead (prettier anyway )
Not sure how long this is up.