On Saturday, March 7, 2020, a group of volunteers walked the boundaries of the Nickerson Walking Woods Preserve. The purpose of the walk was to inspect the condition of the preserve, check for any encroachment of the boundaries, and find existing boundary markers. From the parking area on Richardson Avenue, we headed for the far corners of the property.
A snowfall the previous night had added a sparkle to the landscape.
After crossing the power line easement, we found a steel pipe marking the SE corner of Nickerson Walking Woods Preserve. This point is on the town line between Attleboro and Norton.
We placed a witness post near the pipe to make it easier to find next time.
The pipe is at the end of this stone wall.
We added a sign with our visitor regulations.
We walked the entire length of the power line easement from south to north.
We put up another regulation sign at the edge of the power line along our northern boundary.
Thanks to all who attended the walk!