Here at the "Boy Scout Bridge",on route to Cranberry Pond, the spring waters are flowing at a good clip. The birds are out and the pond is almost melted, sure signs that spring is on it's way.
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The 115 acre Holbrook Town Forest is located in Northeastern Holbrook, MA. It was founded in 1955 on undeveloped land. There are several trails, winding around the glacial rock outcroppings and forested wetlands; it is a pristine place to hike, or snowshoe. Enter either from the end of Forest Dr. or at 255 Pine St. Maps available at the Conservation Office at Town Hall. This site is maintained by the “Friends of Holbrook Town Forest”, a group dedicated to the preservation of this local treasure.
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- About Cranberry Brook Area of Critical Enviroment (DCR link)
- Brockton Enterprise article about Firewise in Holbrook
- Designation of Cranberry Brook ACEC by Mass Secretary of Enviromental Affairs
- Forest Fire Lookout Association Link
- Great link about the Natural Heritage and Endangered Species Program, includes lots of cool information
- Selectmen Host Firewise National Recognition Ceremony
- The Turkey Hill Firewise story
- The Unoffical Town of Holbrook Website 02343.info
- Turkey Hill Fire tower
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