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![A sign for Mt. Major is surrounded by rocks and dirt during construction.](/sites/default/files/styles/700x380/public/d7/mt%2520major%2520trail%2520work%25209-2020%2520iv.jpg?h=5dc9785f&itok=Fbe4hYsM)
DETOUR AHEAD: Mt. Major Lot Closed (Roadside Parking ONLY); TRAILS OPEN
A trail restoration project at the base of Mount Major is progressing and is due to be wrapped up by the first week in October.
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- Recreation
![A branch of red maple with pinkish-red leaves](/sites/default/files/styles/700x380/public/d7/resized%2520Red%2520maple%2520foliage%2520best.jpg?h=707772c7&itok=Ij8akv8R)
Something Wild: Earliest flush of Red Maple foliage
Naturalist Dave Anderson shares the story behind "Judas Trees," as a very few early green leaves have already started to change to red.
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- Recreation,
- Something Wild
![Creek Farm Reservation as seen from Sagamore Creek in Portsmouth, NH](/sites/default/files/styles/700x380/public/d7/SagamoreCreekCleanUp_CreekFarm_20180616_ELord-7_CareyCottage_830px.jpg?h=25061769&itok=OEVtDYr2)
Carey Cottage restoration progresses through pandemic
August 18, 2020Seacoast Online recently covered the ongoing construction at Carey Cottage, located at the Forest Society's Creek Farm Reservation.
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- Creek Farm,
- Recreation
![A mask-clad hiker pauses at the trailhead at Mount Major.](/sites/default/files/styles/700x380/public/d7/mt%2520major%2520trail%2520work%2520iii.jpeg?h=af5dbc32&itok=CnxIAIuJ)
DETOUR AHEAD: Mt. Major Lot Closed (Roadside Parking ONLY; TRAILS OPEN) as Visitor Experience Improved
The parking lot at Mt. Major will be temporarily closed after Labor Day for about four weeks as the Forest Society improves the visitor experience by repairing drainage and erosion problems at the base of the Main (Blue) Trail.
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- Recreation
![A wood sign at the entrance to Monson Center.](/sites/default/files/styles/700x380/public/d7/1_monsoncentersign.jpg?h=5eef411c&itok=puxI0BB3)
Settlers may have abandoned Monson Center in 1770, but it's a pretty ghost town today
July 30, 2020"[T]his picturesque historic site, presided over since 1998 by the Society for the Protection of New Hampshire Forests, is a complicated collection of things lost and found in hardscrabble ground."
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- Recreation,
- Land Conservation