April 27, 2011

A visit by The Cape Codder to Huckleberry Hill

Reporter Rich Eldred of The Cape Codder newspaper recently joined BCT officials on a hike to learn more about BCT’s effort to preserve 10 acres on Huckleberry Hill. Read his report by clicking on this link: The Cape Codder

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A visit by The Cape Codder to Huckleberry Hill

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