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PLANT ID WALK
CLEBURNE STATE PARK
MONDAY, OCTOBER 24, 10 a.m.
5800 Park RD. 21, Cleburne
We had to cancel so many of our outdoor activities this year, we’ve added a short walk at Cleburne State Park. This is a great park and we’re going to concentrate on plants that live in or near water, both native and invasive. Most of our walks take place in prairieland, so this is a great opportunity to learn and identify different species. Jaycee Fernandez will be guiding us.
Our normal meeting day would be October 28, but since it’s Halloween and the park offers special events during that weekend, we’ve moved our day up a week. We hope you can join us.
If you don’t have a Park pass, don’t worry, Prairie Rose will be picking up the $6 day pass fee. You can spend all day there if you like: bring a picnic lunch and hike around some of their trails. This is a great fishing lake, so feel free to throw your fishing poles in the car. State Parks are free to fish and you do NOT have to have a fishing license.
Please meet at the office about 9:45am so we can get a head count and check in.
Cleburne State Park is reached through Hwy. 67 about 6 miles south of Cleburne. There are signs. Turn on to Park Road 21 and follow it to the park.
We’ll send additional information later this month in our reminder notice.
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