THE WOODS AT NATURE'S PACE STATEWIDE Edition

COVER COVER: THE ROCK SPRING Wildlife Refuge in Scotland is owned by the Nature Conservancy and has a network of trails, with signs. ROCK SPRING WILDLIFE REFUGE in Scotland is pleasant in any season. The only indication of the Nature Conservancy's 445-acre preserve is a sign along Route 97. The...

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Published inThe Hartford courant
Main Authors Grant, Steve, COURANT STAFF WRITER, Steve Grant can be reached at grant@ courant.com
Format Newspaper Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Hartford, Conn Tribune Publishing Company, LLC 23.01.2003
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Summary:COVER COVER: THE ROCK SPRING Wildlife Refuge in Scotland is owned by the Nature Conservancy and has a network of trails, with signs. ROCK SPRING WILDLIFE REFUGE in Scotland is pleasant in any season. The only indication of the Nature Conservancy's 445-acre preserve is a sign along Route 97. The terrain is a microcosm of the state's geology, with wooded hills and valleys, ponds and streams, Indian Spring and a viewpoint overlooking the Little River Valley. hc Tom Brownhc Scotland 1/16/03 A snow covered stone at the little known Rock Spring Wildlife Refuge in Scotland which is owned by the Nature Conservancy has a network of trails that makes a quite pleasant walk in any season.(Photo by Tom Brown/The Hartford Courant) Special Instructions:
ISSN:1047-4153