So this way goes all the way to the northern edge trailhead and this brings us to the parking lot and we have an intersection with a yellow. Here's the yellow trail heading off towards the parking lot and here's the white trail heading off to the Bay Circuit Trailhead. Get another mystery number on a tree for this time. Now there's a mushroom. Maybe some kind of rameonida. The Ashy Gray Hodsall soil readily evident in places where the rain washes away the pine needles. It looks for a good soil understory though for a trail. It's pretty hard to beat on this stuff. Drain's readily. Probably never turns to mud. And the rising crescendo of avid and earnest motors tends to indicate we are at last getting to the trailhead up. Someone broke the head off in amaneita. Those are deadly poisonous. Another Rasula. The civilization is or what passes forward is just beyond the breaking of trees. Here we are at a trailhead. We made it. We good. Discarded Nopkin. And here we are at the trailhead. On the southern side of the Lansing Bennett. Note the heavy duty steel cable lays through a tree. Down here in Duxbury when they say keep your stupid little noisy pot pots out of our conservation area. They ain't kidding. This is meant to hamstring jackasses with pot pots. Probably cost a bit of money too. They're willing to spend it. So there you have it. This is the basic southern edge trailhead for the Lansing Bennett preserve which has various other names. But this is what Duxbury thinks it is and I'm inclined to agree with that. And if you follow this north it'll bring you eventually all the way back to Newbury port with a stop at Osborne's far more close at hand. And we go this way and it eventually gets us to Bay Farm. There the sort of indicating the white trail with old signage. There's that cable stuff to keep the jackasses out. Here's Jensro's pickup truck. It's too lazy to actually park at the parking lot evidently. But he does have pooches. And we head this way and just walking and the parking lots over there. And here's a sign indicating all the jurisdiction information. 188 acres is this size of this thing. This looks down towards where the actual base-circuit trailhead is and where it meets the saddest chandler. This is just some of the cool signage for other trails in the place. This is our beloved blue trail. They want to make sure you know that as where it goes. And now I'm heading towards the parking lot. And here we are at the small but nonetheless useful parking lot pull off for the Lansing Bennett Forest in Duxbury. Here's an initial entry trail which takes you to a junction with the Bay Circuit before long. The whole thing is 344 acres. How about that? And look at this fungus. Pretty impressive stuff. It's just all fungus all the time in these places I tell you. Man they've got a pretty nice kiosk. It's minimalist but it has everything you really need. It offers up a shot of the overall open space planning map for the town of Duxbury and all the various holdings it has. It has the basic working map for this particular place. And it's nicely constructed. And note how it doesn't show much evidence of being beat on by the disgruntled locals. Here's its little split rail fence. Some more outstanding fungus at the base of a stump with elderberry bushes coming out of it. And now we're off to the next adventure.