HIKE REPORT
Wednesday, 25 January 2022, Lincoln - Hike from Twin Pond to Pigeon Hill Folly Ruin and Back
Hike Leaders: Zach Woods & Judy Perrin
5.5 miles, 10:00 am start from Lincoln, MA
Hikers (16): Judy, Zach, Annemarie Altman, Barbara Martin, George Stromberg, Jack Mroczkowski, Janet Miller, Jeff Wallen, Lynell Stromberg, Marie Keutmann, Melissa Norton, Molly Schaeffer, Romaine Randall, Susan Broome, Susan Sabin, and William Fiering.
It was a beautiful day for a winter hike - no wind and thirty-four degrees. The group enjoyed seeing several historical sites (Garfield cellar hole, Pigeon Hill Folly ruin, and a former site of a colonial-era rope walk, where hemp fibers were worked into lengths of rope. We hiked up a hogback ridge that was formed by a glacier and observed a beaver lodge. We also learned about several of the Modernist houses viewable from the trail.
Six hikers enjoyed lunch at Revolution Craft Food Hall in Lexington.
The group photos were taken at the Pigeon Hill Folly ruin.
Report by Judy Perrin.
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