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The East Haddam Land Trust hosts a Trail Cleaning day, from 9 a.m. to noon, on Saturday March 16 at the Sheepskin Hollow Preserve. Land Trust photo of September 2012 Sheepskin Hollow Bridge ribbon-cutting.

The East Haddam Land Trust hosts a Trail Cleaning Day, from 9 a.m. to noon, on Saturday March 16 at the Sheepskin Hollow Preserve at the end of Ridgebury Road in East Haddam, CT.

East Haddam Land Trust President Rob Smith will direct this trail stewardship session.

Dress in solid footwear and work clothes, bring loppers and pruning saws.

Questions? Please call Rob at 860-608-6811.

Weather-related cancellations will be announced on the East Haddam Land Trust Facebook page and by email to EHLT members.

Posted March 8, 2013

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