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October Events at Bartholomew's Cobble09:57AM / Wednesday, September 23, 2009
Saturday, October 3 | 10 – 11:30AM
Across the Fields; Across the Centuries History Walk
Meet at Bartholomew’s Cobble and take a 2-mile hike with Trustees of Reservations guide Barbara Dowling, to discuss 18th century land use, the Ashley enterprises, and stories of freedom, ending at The Ashley House. FREE. Please pre-register at 413.229.8600.
Saturday, October 3 | 2:30 – 3:30PM
Pottery, Poetry & Place Walk and Talk
The Sheffield Historical Society’s exhibit, "Imaging Bartholomew’s Cobble" (on display from September 19 – November 1), seeks to bridge the space between the abstract and the functional in a portrayal of the Housatonic River and the spectacular Cobble landscape. On a guided walk with the artists and a Trustees of Reservations naturalist, discover how their conversations led to the creation of a large-scale wall composition. FREE. Please pre-register at 413.229.8600.
Friday, October 3 | 5 - 7PM
Moonlight Paddle
With The Trustees of Reservations enjoy a full moon paddle at Bartholomew’s Cobble with a naturalist guide and watch for beaver, bats, and evening wildlife. All equipment provided. Members: Adult $24; Child (10-12) $12. Nonmembers: Adult $30, Child (10-12) $15. Please pre-register at 413.229.8600.
Sunday, October 4 | 10:30AM – 12NOON
Lichen and Moss Walk at Bartholomew’s Cobble
Bring a hand lens to Bartholomew’s Cobble to examine the miniature world of wonders with Scott LaGreca, PhD. and Nancy Slack, PhD. Scott LaGreca is the Natural Science Coordinator at Berkshire Museum and an active member of the American Bryological and Lichenological Society and the British Lichen Society. Nancy Slack is a professor emeritus of biologist at Sage College in Troy, NY and an expert on mosses. Nonmembers: $8; Members $5. Please pre-register at 413.229.8600.
Sundays, October 4, 11, 18, 25 | 9AM - 12NOON
Fall Colors Canoe Trips
All equipment is provided for a guided paddle along a highly scenic stretch of the Housatonic River, watching for wildlife and bald eagles. Members: Adult $24; Child (6-12) $12. Nonmembers: Adult $30; Child (6-12) $15. Please pre-register at 413.229.8600.
Columbus Day Monday, October 12 | 9AM – 12NOON
Columbus Day Canoe Trip
Join a Trustees of Reservations naturalist for a memorable outing. All equipment provided. Members: Adult $24; Child (6-12) $12. Nonmembers: Adult $30; Child (6-12) $15. Please pre-register at 413.229.8600.
Wednesdays, October 7, 14, 21, 28 | 8:30 - 9:30AM
FREE Wednesday Wellness Walks at Bartholomew’s Cobble
A mix of meditative walking and social time, these free led by Margo and Lawrence Davis-Hollander, life and wellness coaches and members of the Bartholomew’s Cobble Trustees of Reservations Property Committee. Learn more about the Davis-Hollanders at http://www.coachingvision.info/.
Thursdays through October | 9AM - 12NOON
Eco-Volunteers
Join The Trustees of Reservations staff at Bartholomew’s Cobble for hands-on experience identifying and removing unwanted invasive plants. FREE. Call 413.229.8600 for information.
Combat NDD (Nature Deficit Disorder) with a Special Tour
Fall is a beautiful time to explore the trails and waterways of Bartholomew’s Cobble. Should you, your family, or a small group wish to schedule a special tour with a naturalist guide, please call 413.229.8600. It’s a great way to educate yourself and your children about the natural world.
Writers at Bartholomew’s Cobble
Inspired by the legacy of Hal Borland, a group of poets and writers meet regularly to observe and write at Bartholomew’s Cobble. Sheffield author Pauline Clarke co-leads the group with Trustees educator Tammis Coffin. If you would like to join the group, contact Tammis at 413.298.3239 x3003 or tcoffin@ttor.org. |
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