New vistas are open to view at Black Elk Neihardt Park in Blair thanks to volunteers who have carved out a new mountain bike and multi-use trail at the western edge of the park. The trail opens up acres of park property that have been nearly inaccessible due to dense trees, grass and brush.
flowers along trail
Sumac
BE-N Trai
Soft changing colors in grasses and leaves along the trail
Prairie grasses along trail
Layers of grasses trees and cornfield
Soft pallet of changing color
Autumn color
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4 responses to “Trail opens acres of park land to view”
Just watch your step!
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Yes, I was going to mention that!
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I was up there today – they have carved out a lot of trail in the last couple weeks.
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I have looked at your photos on my computer starting in July, great photos, especially the fall pictures. Remember seeing you out and about taking photos for the newspaper. Thanks for all your great photos, look forward to seeing more!
Norma Klotz, Kennard
On Sun, Sep 27, 2020 at 7:57 PM josephaburns.com wrote:
> Joe Burns posted: “New vistas are open to view at Black Elk Neihardt Park > in Blair thanks to volunteers who have carved out a new mountain bike and > multi-use trail at the western edge of the park. The trail opens up acres > of park property that have been nearly inaccessibl” >
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