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Tag: Outdoors

2025 November 2025

Fall Fowl Festival

November 1, 2025October 30, 2025DaveLabComments Off on Fall Fowl Festival

Or are they headed to Canada since Canadian Thanksgiving has already come and gone? Why, indeed, are we seeing gaggles of gobblers right now?

2025 November 2025

Town of Becket Annual Town Report Calendar Year 2025 Cover Photo Contest

November 1, 2025November 1, 2025DaveLabComments Off on Town of Becket Annual Town Report Calendar Year 2025 Cover Photo Contest

Submission Deadline:January 31, 2026 Calling all photographers—of every age and skill level! Join us in celebrating Becket’s natural beauty by submitting your favorite outdoor photo for a chance to be featured on the cover of the 2025 Annual Town Report. Contest Guidelines:

2025 November 2025

Family Fun Festival

November 1, 2025November 1, 2025DaveLabComments Off on Family Fun Festival

Saturday, September 27, 2025Photos by Art Alpert

2025 September 2025

There is Gold Everywhere

September 1, 2025August 31, 2025DaveLabComments Off on There is Gold Everywhere

Whereas spring-blooming forsythia and daffodils are carefully planted and tended by homeowners, the end-of-summer goldenrod establishes itself without human help. Goldenrod needs no compost, fertilizer, or watering to maintain its stunning display. Just when

2025 August 2025

Dog Owners, Forest Animals: Beware the Quill

August 1, 2025August 1, 2025DaveLabComments Off on Dog Owners, Forest Animals: Beware the Quill

black bears are frequently sighted, but unless they are new moms with cubs in tow, they will skedaddle when they

2025 May 2025

New and Improved Berkshires Outside Guide: Check It Out

May 1, 2025April 29, 2025DaveLabComments Off on New and Improved Berkshires Outside Guide: Check It Out

and-improved tool to help them find and navigate recreational sites using the latest version of berkshiresoutside.org. Just scan the QR code provided here and you can choose from an array of outings sorted by 15 categories, including hiking, swimming, snowmobiling, off-road

2025 April 2025

Community Day 2025: The Hardy and the Brave

April 1, 2025April 1, 2025DaveLabComments Off on Community Day 2025: The Hardy and the Brave

Hardy souls turned out for Community Day on March 8th. Thank you Canterbury Farm for hosting us, as well as to our local businesses for participating, and the Neon Newt for the lovely cookies. Photos courtesy of Art Alpert.

2024 October 2024

Keystone Arch Bridges Trail

October 1, 2024September 30, 2024DaveLabComments Off on Keystone Arch Bridges Trail

my husband and I, along with our sweet dog Desi, took a hike at the historic Keystone Arch Bridges Trail (KAB trail) located in the Massachusetts Walnut Hill Wildlife Management Area along the Westfield River. The parking area is accessed from Herbert Cross Road, off

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