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Feb
black gum tree
This tree is described as a corner mark in a deed over 150 year ago so the tree is very old and rare in Maine.
black gum tree
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LONGEST DAY 5K COMMUNITY THANKS!!!!!!!!!
It was a beautiful night for the 7th Annual Longest Day 5K to benefit our beautiful 9 miles of recreational trails here at Libby Hill Forest in Gray!!! A well attended Kids Fun Run and 5K Trail Race followed by many awesome prize giveaways thanks to the generosity of the following area businesses:
A huge thanks to Melissa and Bill of the Gray N’ Save for donating a large amount of watermelon, gift basket, and supplies. Gray Hannaford for oranges, bananas, and supplies. Matt Sabasteanski of Pineland Farms for disc golf passes, Gray True Value, Cooks Ace Hardware, B and R Dairy Bar, Existup Gray, Fisherman’s Net, Lonny Dogs, China Gray, Local Centric Gift Shop, Frisky Whisk Bakery, Shawn Horton Tattoos and Art Gallery, Jess N’ Nicks, Dunn’s Auto, Aroma Joes, and Crossroads Coffee Beans. Also Essential Massage and Seacoast Adventure Park in Windham, SPANDITS out of Farmington, RUNAWAYS Run Club. A big thanks to Ed and Bev Doughty for their continued support.
A special thanks goes out to the following awesome people who volunteered their time to all that went into the Longest Day 5K on race day: Barney Boynton, Brian Edwards, Kelly Edwards, Rick Leavitt, Carol Meader, Carl Holmquist, John Dionne, Sandy and Jami Carder, Dennis Smith, Dean Bennett and Sarah Rodriquez of the Gray Parks and Recreation, GNG Middle School, Jolie Fahey, Wayde and Denise Gendreau, Laurie Keller, Peter Dube, Travis Cutler and the Gray ATV Club, Peter Dube, David Colby Young of Maine Running Photos, and the Dream Team of Teresa Boynton, Sue Burns Lercerda, and Shelia Myhaver.
See you on next June 21st for the 8th Annual Longest Day 5K!!!