Today, I decided to do some hikes in the town of Harvard, starting with the north section of Delaney Wildlife Management Area, the south section of which I have visited a few times in the past. The path I took here is shown below in pink.
Nice views of the largest two marshlands here, although all the other water bodies were nothing to speak of.
Next, I headed to the
Smith Conservation Land area, which I entered from 199 Whitcomb Avenue in Littleton to check out Black Pond from the other side from where I visited
a long time ago. The path I took here is shown below in pink.
Nicer views of the pond than before, and great improvement to the trails here.
Going to have to come back again though, as I missed two other water bodies to the left of Black Pond. Oh well.
From here, my last hike for the day was at
Blomfelt in town, where the path I took is shown below in pink.
The fire pond at 59 Ann Lees Road was not bad but did not need a hike to get to,
while there was nothing much to see from the Ayer Road side.
Not coming back again.
With that, I called it a day for hiking, deciding to go get some food from
Siam Pepper, a Thai restaurant nearby.
Unfortunately, they were only doing takeout today, so I had to eat my PAD THAI (A Thai signature dish, this delicious noodle entree is comprised of rice noodles stir fried with egg and garnished with bean sprouts, scallions, & crushed peanuts.) in my car.
Pretty tasty though. With that, and end to a day of hiking in Harvard.
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