This is Cow Lane, a part of the conservation land in a nearby community. It leads to an area with a large brook running through it. I wonder if cows were once driven down this lane for water.
This is Cow Lane, a part of the conservation land in a nearby community. It leads to an area with a large brook running through it. I wonder if cows were once driven down this lane for water.
What a perfect place to walk! Where is it? I’d like to put it on my day trip list (for when *this thing* is over).
It’s at Beaver Brook in Hollis. You do have to wait, though. They closed the trails yesterday.
Thanks, Chris. I’ll plan on a summer thing. (I hope.)
So much character everywhere I look. 👁👁🍃
Thank you. It does have a lot of character
perfect for a quiet walk close to nature 🙂 lovely shot!!
Thank you. It is a good spot to enjoy some fresh air.
I was about to say where are the cows? Looks ideal to walk on now 🙂
It’s a really nice spot.
Looks like it.
Yes, it’s interesting. Maybe that’s the story behind the name of the lane.
It makes me wonder.
Yes, it’s interesting to think about what determined on the names of streets.
True. I often wonder who or what they are named after.
Some entrances of shopping plazas are named after a big store close to the entrances. I wonder if the businesses paid to have those names.
Cow Lane, how beautiful! I love the depth to it. Makes me wonder what’s beyond the darkness.
I’ll let you in on a secret. Beyond the darkness is a wonder forest full of trails for you to explore!
Yay! Soon as this situation improves I’ll be ready to go! Thank you for sharing something to look forward to.
Always my pleasure
It’s beautiful! But I wouldn’t want to walk it with cows at the same time – they can be huge!!😂
And not so good for your shoes. 😉
Too true! 😂
WOW!!!
Thank you.
A unique name indeed. You may be right that Cows may have pulled yokes down this lane 😉
Thank you.