I had the pleasure of working with Michael Nerrie at Distant Hill Gardens last fall, when I taught a course on Environmental Interpretation & Exhibit Design at Antioch University New England. Together with a group of bright, capable, and dedicated Master's students, we explored and then designed a set of interpretive signs for the environmental features along an accessible trail Michael has built. This is an amazing place, and some of the
photos from our experience can be found here.
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August Open Garden Weekend
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WHERE: Distant Hill Gardens 507 March Hill Road Walpole, NH
WHEN: Saturday and Sunday August 6 & 7 10am to 4pm
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In addition to open exploration of Distant Hill Gardens the Open Garden Weekend features
ACCESSIBLE NATURE TRAIL TOURS
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Saturday at 10am
Sunday at 1pm
Michael Nerrie, the designer and builder of the new accessible nature trail at Distant Hill Gardens, will lead tours of the half-mile long loop. The trail gently winds its way through a 21-acre hemlock forest called White Rock Woods.
Learn about the many natural features the trail accesses, what went into the the design and construction of this beautiful trail, and what is planned for its future. Wheelchairs and strollers are welcome.
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Suggested Donation: $5
Donation includes entry to the gardens and the tour.
No registration is required
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