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Trail Bound Hounds will be hosting 2 walks on Saturday!!

This Saturday, Nov. 12th is the TBH DOUBLE HEADER!

This week's morning walk will be at Duxbury Bogs at 9 a.m
Duxbury Bogs, East St., Duxbury, MA
This trail is in a vast open cranberry bog. The looping trails are the remnants of an esker – a deposit of finely sorted sand and gravel that was formed within a glacier. Therefore all of the trails are level and packed. The trails will lead the walker past a multitude of different cranberry bogs and ponds continuing alongside the Golden Reservoir. These trails are level and flat and excellent for senior hounds to enjoy.
Click here for your directions to Duxbury Bogs

We’ll be hosting a Special Event at Copicut Woods at 5 p.m.

Copicut Woods, Indian Town Rd, Fall River
DETAILS: Our night walk will be guided by Linton A. Harrington, Bioreserve Outreach & Education Coordinator of The Trustees of the Reservation. Each quarter, The Trustees host this event and TBH was invited exclusively for this Night Hike! Linton is familiar with the terrain and will take all precautions to keep our night hike safe. We will also have extra guides to assist us on the trail. This Full Moon Night Hike is sure to be a blast! There is a special surprise for all hounds that attend this event.Click here for a desciption of the trail and for directions[/b]
Please let us know you are coming as we need a headcount for this event, please contact us via our website

Hello!

This week’s walk on Saturday, October 29th at 9 a.m., will be in Abington at Ames-Nowell State Park. 

Ames-Nowell State Park  - Linwood St, Abington

Description:
This looping trail partially encircles Cleveland Pond. The trail is slightly hilly with little root growth. The wide paths will take the walker over the dam via a wooden bridge. The path continues into the forest area before meeting up with wetlands. The walker will traverse over the wetlands by means of a wide boardwalk. The boardwalk unfolds over the expansive wetlands providing the walker with views of the ponds tall grasses and cat-o'-nine tails. The trail will then loop back to the parking lot.

Directions:
Take Rte. 3 to Rte. 18 south to Rte. 123 west. Follow signs.
Clickhttp://maps.google.com/maps?oi=map&q=798+Linwood+St,+Abington,+MA+02351  to get your directions

Reminders:
•   Please keep your hound leashed and have control of the leash at all times, this includes during rest breaks
•   No Flexi leads please
•   Bring water for you and your hound
•   Bring poop bags – we will have some if you forget
•   Wear appropriate footwear and outerwear
•   Be prepared to have fun!

If you are running behind, and will be a few minutes late, please call Maria at 508-889-2416 or Kerri at 508-726-9434.

We hope to see you there!

Until then, Happy Trails!!

Maria, Kerri, and the Trail Bound Hounds – Gus, Rizzo, Doug, Kiwi, Yardman and Battle

If you would like updated and accurate information, you can visit www.greyhoundp ets.org for GPA since they are working with the track.  Also you can visit this http://forum.greytalk.com/index.php?showtopic=107252 for a thread on a greyhound board that is keeping information up to date as well.

Battle


Doug


Yardman


yardman again


Gus

Trail Bound hounds is having our second walk in Duxbury this Saturday October 1st. For more information, please visit our website: www.trailbound hounds.org

 :-[The inaugural walk was cancelled due to weather forecasts of flash flooding and torrential downpours.
The new date has been announced and is on the website.

Hi all,

I am from Mass, and have 4 greyhounds.  We are a very laid back gang.   
I also have a non profit dog walking group called Trail Bound Hounds of Southeastern Ma, Inc.
Just wanted to say hello to all!

Another good point too!