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Orleans Conservation Trust

Preserving Land Since 1970

Walk To Pochet Island- Pictures

20141129_105747Special thanks to those that were able to join us for our walk to Pochet Island on Saturday, November 29, 2014.  See pictures below.

Nauset ORV Trail
Nickerson Gift
Attendees
Washover
Attendees
Washover
Washover
Accessing Pochet Island
Accessing Pochet Island
Accessing Pochet Island
Break on Pochet Island Bridge
Break on Pochet Island Bridge
Waterway Under Pochet Island Bridge
Pochet Island's 1800's "New House"
Pochet Island's 1800's "New House"
Pochet Island's 1800's "New House"
Pochet Island's 1800's "New House"
Pochet Island Meadow
Pochet Island Meadow
Island History Discussion
Poison Ivy House
Other Houses
Walking the Meadows
Meadow Views
Observing Birds
Pochet Island Meadow
Pochet Island Scenery
Overlook on Southern End of Island
Scenic Views of Little Pleasant Bay
Scenic View of Little Pleasant Bay
Pochet Inlet
Backside of National Sea Shore
Backside of National Sea Shore
Interior Woodland Trail
Mowed Fields
Heading Back to Vehicles!
Heading Back to Vehicles!

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