[Hidden-tech] Berkshires walking trails for "Walk the Talk" consultation?

[Tom Adams- Reelife Productions]

Marcia,
have you considered having your walks documented? sounds like a  
perfect off-beat DVD series that you could package and sell as an  
added value to additional clients...
  like "the fishing with..." mini-documentary series.

Anyway, let me know if you'd like to pursue the idea.- it's right up  
Reelife's alley.

I think you've got a great idea!

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On Jul 19, 2009, at 9:35 PM, Jan Werner <jwerner at jwdp.com> wrote:

>  ** Be sure to fill out the survey/skills inventory in the member's  
> area.
>  ** If you did, we all thank you.
>
>
> The Ashuwilliticook trail mentioned by Jeremy Dunn is an excellent  
> choice. Some other suggestions:
>
> The Mass Audubon Pleasant Valley sanctuary in Lenox, has a network  
> of trails ranging from very easy to relatively rugged, all of them  
> well marked (they also give you a map at the entrance). Admission is  
> free for Mass Audubon members, $4 for non-members.
> http://www.massaudubon.org/Nature_Connection/Sanctuaries/Pleasant_Valley/index.php
>
> Several of the museums have grounds that provide magnificent and  
> extensive walking paths, if you don't mind paying admission. One  
> advantage is that these will also have facilities available.
>
> Chesterwood in Stockbridge has a woodland path that also is the  
> setting for a sculpture show each summer (curated this year by  
> Denise Markonish of Mass MoCA). $15, free for members of the  
> National Trust for Historic Preservation and Stockbridge residents. http://www.chesterwood.org/Description2.html
>
> Naumkeag, also in Stockbridge, has spectacular gardens. $12, free  
> for members of the Trustees of Reservations. http://www.thetrustees.org/pages/335_naumkeag.cfm
>
> I believe you can walk on the grounds of the Norman Rockwell museum  
> in Stockbridge without paying admission to the museum itself,  
> although they are not as extensive as the other two I mentioned. http://www.nrm.org
>
> Jan Werner
> ____________
>
> Marcia Yudkin wrote:
>> ** Be sure to fill out the survey/skills inventory in the member's
>> area. ** If you did, we all thank you.
>> Berkshires Hidden Tech-ers:
>> I have a new program called "Walk the Talk"
>> (www.yudkin.com/walkthetalk.htm) and have someone coming from England
>> to Lenox who wants to sign up.
>> The idea is that instead of sitting in an office or cafe, we do a
>> consultation while walking.  What we need for this is a trail that is
>> at least 3 miles long where it's not easy to get lost, that's
>> relatively level or gently sloped, and where two people can easily
>> walk abreast.
>> It can be either paved, like a bike trail, or unpaved, as long as
>> it's not too rugged.
>> I'm familiar with Kennedy Park, where I've gone geocaching, and I'm
>> wondering if anyone can suggest an alternate location within 15 miles
>> of Lenox that fits the bill.  I remember the Kennedy Park trails as a
>> bit hard to follow, but that might have been because I was trying to
>> constantly switch trails rather than just follow one.
>> I did one of these consultations already on the Norwottock Rail Trail
>> in Northampton and Hadley, which worked great, and have the
>> Chesterfield Gorge trail, Notchview in Windsor and the Amherst
>> section of the rail trail in mind for alternatives.
>> Thank you!
>> Marcia Yudkin Goshen www.yudkin.com/walkthetalk.htm
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