Great Hill - Revision history

Watlington: Added area N, the Discovery Museum Knotweed patch

2025-08-05T22:51:17Z

Added area N, the Discovery Museum Knotweed patch

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	* L: The area south of the Main Street parking lot. This has [[Garlic Mustard]], [[Winged Euonymus]], and also some [[Japanese Knotweed]], in between the two houses.		* L: The area south of the Main Street parking lot. This has [[Garlic Mustard]], [[Winged Euonymus]], and also some [[Japanese Knotweed]], in between the two houses.
	* M: The [[Montague Land]]		* M: The [[Montague Land]]
			* N: A large patch of [[Japanese Knotweed]] [[Discovery Museum Knotweed Patch\|spreading from the Discovery Museum]]
	Invasives work areas adjacent to Great Hill (but not actually part of Great Hill Conservation area) include:		Invasives work areas adjacent to Great Hill (but not actually part of Great Hill Conservation area) include:

Watlington at 02:41, 19 April 2025

2025-04-19T02:41:39Z

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	* F: The area between the trail from the Pond to the Little Playing Field and Mill Corner Condominiums has a large [[Asian Bittersweet]] thicket growing in it (as well as [[Garlic Mustard]], [[Bush Honeysuckle]], and [[Winged Euonymus]])		* F: The area between the trail from the Pond to the Little Playing Field and Mill Corner Condominiums has a large [[Asian Bittersweet]] thicket growing in it (as well as [[Garlic Mustard]], [[Bush Honeysuckle]], and [[Winged Euonymus]])
	* G: The [[Gaebel/Magoun Lands]], with its [[Asian Bittersweet]] infestation		* G: The [[Gaebel/Magoun Lands]], with its [[Asian Bittersweet]] infestation
	* H: The Maple thicket around the northern Piper Rd. Red entrance trail, which includes a large patch [[Garlic Mustard]] growing north of the northern Piper Rd. Red entrance trail		* H: The Maple thicket around the [[Great Hill Northern Piper Rd. Entrance\|northern Piper Rd. Red entrance trail]], which includes a large patch of [[Garlic Mustard]] growing north of the northern Piper Rd. Red entrance trail
	* J: The woods bordering the houses along Piper Rd. have an [[Asian Bittersweet]] infestation		* J: The woods bordering the houses along Piper Rd. have an [[Asian Bittersweet]] infestation
	* K: The [[Great Hill Mass Ave Entrance Trail\|"unofficial" entrance trail from Massachusetts Ave]] has lots of every invasive plant!		* K: The [[Great Hill Mass Ave Entrance Trail\|"unofficial" entrance trail from Massachusetts Ave]] has lots of every invasive plant!

Watlington: Added link for areas adjacent to, but not part of, Great Hill

2025-04-18T23:52:23Z

Added link for areas adjacent to, but not part of, Great Hill

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	* L: The area south of the Main Street parking lot. This has [[Garlic Mustard]], [[Winged Euonymus]], and also some [[Japanese Knotweed]], in between the two houses.		* L: The area south of the Main Street parking lot. This has [[Garlic Mustard]], [[Winged Euonymus]], and also some [[Japanese Knotweed]], in between the two houses.
	* M: The [[Montague Land]]		* M: The [[Montague Land]]
			Invasives work areas adjacent to Great Hill (but not actually part of Great Hill Conservation area) include:

			* [[13 Farmstead Rd]], town land which is downstream from Great Hill on Coles Brook

	=== Previous Reports ===		=== Previous Reports ===

Watlington: Info about Montague Lands as the latest addition in the intro paragraph

2024-08-30T03:43:18Z

Info about Montague Lands as the latest addition in the intro paragraph

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	[https://trails.actonma.gov/great-hill/ Great Hill] is one of Acton's larger conservation areas, w. over 200 acres. Acton started buying the parcels comprising Great Hill in 1975, and continues to this day, with the Magoun Land being the latest ~~addition~~ (2020). While there were originally plans to develop parts of Great Hill for recreation (e.g. a town pool off of Piper Rd), it is largely dedicated to woodland, with conservation easements on two portions (the Gaebel and Magoun additions). The town maintains (mows weekly) both a large Playing Field adjacent to the School St. parking lot, and a Little Playing Field close to Mill Corner. While in the past both have been used for organized youth sports, currently neither is used for that purpose.		[https://trails.actonma.gov/great-hill/ Great Hill] is one of Acton's larger conservation areas, w. over 200 acres. Acton started buying the parcels comprising Great Hill in 1975, and continues to this day, with the [[Gaebel/Magoun Lands\|Magoun]] and [[Montague Land\|Montague]] Lands being the latest additions (2020 and 2024). While there were originally plans to develop parts of Great Hill for recreation (e.g. a town pool off of Piper Rd), it is largely dedicated to woodland, with conservation easements on two portions (the Gaebel and Magoun additions). The town maintains (mows weekly) both a large Playing Field adjacent to the School St. parking lot, and a Little Playing Field close to Mill Corner. While in the past both have been used for organized youth sports, currently neither is used for that purpose.

	Great Hill has two peaks, referred to as lesser Great Hill (w. the Acton Water Tower) and greater Great Hill (the east-most peak). A seasonal stream feeding the Dog Pond runs between them. Areas of Great Hill which are relatively clear of invasive plants are the top of greater Great Hill, parts of the eastern side of greater Great Hill, and a portion of old growth swamp to the northeast of the large Playing Field.		Great Hill has two peaks, referred to as lesser Great Hill (w. the Acton Water Tower) and greater Great Hill (the east-most peak). A seasonal stream feeding the Dog Pond runs between them. Areas of Great Hill which are relatively clear of invasive plants are the top of greater Great Hill, parts of the eastern side of greater Great Hill, and a portion of old growth swamp to the northeast of the large Playing Field.

Watlington: Updated Map

2024-08-30T03:39:49Z

Updated Map

Watlington: Added map of Great Hill showing invasive areas, and created a link to the Montague Land

2024-08-30T03:18:21Z

Added map of Great Hill showing invasive areas, and created a link to the Montague Land

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	Great Hill has two peaks, referred to as lesser Great Hill (w. the Acton Water Tower) and greater Great Hill (the east-most peak). A seasonal stream feeding the Dog Pond runs between them. Areas of Great Hill which are relatively clear of invasive plants are the top of greater Great Hill, parts of the eastern side of greater Great Hill, and a portion of old growth swamp to the northeast of the large Playing Field.		Great Hill has two peaks, referred to as lesser Great Hill (w. the Acton Water Tower) and greater Great Hill (the east-most peak). A seasonal stream feeding the Dog Pond runs between them. Areas of Great Hill which are relatively clear of invasive plants are the top of greater Great Hill, parts of the eastern side of greater Great Hill, and a portion of old growth swamp to the northeast of the large Playing Field.
			[[File:GreatHill Invasives Map 2024.png\|alt=A map showing the location on Great Hill of the areas where invasive plants are being addressed, or ignored. Each location is described in the following text.\|right\|frameless\|596x596px\|Great Hill Invasives Plant Areas]]
	There are areas of Great Hill which have been worked for invasive plants in the past, which need varied amounts of regular attention:		There are areas of Great Hill which have been worked for invasive plants in the past, which need varied amounts of regular attention:

	''[hopefully soon, each of these will link to a page better describing the area and work history]''		''[hopefully soon, each of these will link to a page better describing the area and work history]''

	* The [[Great Hill School St Swamp\|low lands between the large Playing Field, the Little Playing Field, and the Dog Pond]].		* A: The [[Great Hill School St Swamp\|low lands between the large Playing Field, the Little Playing Field, and the Dog Pond]].
	* The entire border of the [[Great Hill Dog Pond\|Dog Pond]]		* B: The entire border of the [[Great Hill Dog Pond\|Dog Pond]]
	* The border of the [[Great Hill Large Playing Field\|large Playing Field]], including the area to the west of the upper meadow and the Raspberry thickets to the east of the upper meadow.		* C: The border of the [[Great Hill Large Playing Field\|large Playing Field]], including the area to the west of the upper meadow and the Raspberry thickets to the east of the upper meadow.
	* The border of the [[Great Hill Little Playing Field\|Little Playing Field]], including the [[Japanese Knotweed]] patch		* D: The border of the [[Great Hill Little Playing Field\|Little Playing Field]], including the [[Japanese Knotweed]] patch
	* The [[Gaebel/Magoun Lands]], with its [[Asian Bittersweet]] infestation		* E: The south side of greater Great Hill has a large [[Winged Euonymus]] thicket, which has been attacked by brave volunteers starting in 2021. It also has a large [[Norway Maple]] infestation.
	* The Maple thicket around the northern Piper Rd. Red entrance trail, which includes a large patch [[Garlic Mustard]] growing north of the northern Piper Rd. Red entrance trail.		* F: The area between the trail from the Pond to the Little Playing Field and Mill Corner Condominiums has a large [[Asian Bittersweet]] thicket growing in it (as well as [[Garlic Mustard]], [[Bush Honeysuckle]], and [[Winged Euonymus]].)
	* The [[Great Hill Mass Ave Entrance Trail\|"unofficial" entrance trail from Massachusetts Ave]] has lots of every invasive plant!		* G: The [[Gaebel/Magoun Lands]], with its [[Asian Bittersweet]] infestation
			* H: The Maple thicket around the northern Piper Rd. Red entrance trail, which includes a large patch [[Garlic Mustard]] growing north of the northern Piper Rd. Red entrance trail.
	* The ~~area between the trail from the Pond to the Little Playing Field and Mill Corner Condominiums has a large~~ [[~~Asian Bittersweet~~]] ~~thicket growing in it (as well as Garlic Mustard, Bush Honeysuckle, and Winged Euonymous~~.)		* J: The woods bordering the houses along Piper Rd. have an [[Asian Bittersweet]] infestation
	* The south ~~side~~ of ~~greater Great Hill~~ has ~~a large~~ [[Winged Euonymus]] ~~thicket~~, ~~which has been attacked by brave volunteers starting in 2021. It~~ also ~~has a large~~ [[~~Norway Maple~~]] ~~infestation.~~		* K: The [[Great Hill Mass Ave Entrance Trail\|"unofficial" entrance trail from Massachusetts Ave]] has lots of every invasive plant!
	* The woods bordering the houses ~~along Piper Rd. have an [[Asian Bittersweet]] infestation~~.		* L: The [[Montague Land]].
			* M: The area south of the Main Street parking lot. This has [[Garlic Mustard]], [[Winged Euonymus]], and also some [[Japanese Knotweed]], in between the two houses.

	=== Previous Reports ===		=== Previous Reports ===

Watlington: Completely re-organized the description, focusing on the location and not necessarily the dominant invasive plant there. Combined the list of active work areas with areas to be worked.

2024-08-30T01:28:42Z

Completely re-organized the description, focusing on the location and not necessarily the dominant invasive plant there. Combined the list of active work areas with areas to be worked.

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	[https://trails.actonma.gov/great-hill/ Great Hill] is one of Acton's larger conservation areas, w. over 200 acres. Acton started buying the parcels comprising Great Hill in 1975, and continues to this day, with the Magoun Land being the latest addition (2020). While there were originally plans to develop parts of Great Hill for recreation (e.g. a town pool off of Piper Rd), it is largely dedicated to woodland, with conservation easements on two portions (the Gaebel and Magoun additions). The town maintains (mows weekly) both a large Playing Field adjacent to the School St. parking lot, and a Little Playing Field close to Mill Corner. While in the past both have been used for organized youth sports, currently neither is used for that purpose.		[https://trails.actonma.gov/great-hill/ Great Hill] is one of Acton's larger conservation areas, w. over 200 acres. Acton started buying the parcels comprising Great Hill in 1975, and continues to this day, with the Magoun Land being the latest addition (2020). While there were originally plans to develop parts of Great Hill for recreation (e.g. a town pool off of Piper Rd), it is largely dedicated to woodland, with conservation easements on two portions (the Gaebel and Magoun additions). The town maintains (mows weekly) both a large Playing Field adjacent to the School St. parking lot, and a Little Playing Field close to Mill Corner. While in the past both have been used for organized youth sports, currently neither is used for that purpose.

	Great Hill has ~~numerous areas being worked for invasive plants~~. ~~The areas that~~ are relatively clear of invasive plants are the top of greater Great Hill ~~(the east-most peak)~~, parts of the eastern side of greater Great Hill, and a portion of old growth swamp to the northeast of the large Playing Field.		Great Hill has two peaks, referred to as lesser Great Hill (w. the Acton Water Tower) and greater Great Hill (the east-most peak). A seasonal stream feeding the Dog Pond runs between them. Areas of Great Hill which are relatively clear of invasive plants are the top of greater Great Hill, parts of the eastern side of greater Great Hill, and a portion of old growth swamp to the northeast of the large Playing Field.

	There are ~~many serious infestations:~~		There are areas of Great Hill which have been worked for invasive plants in the past, which need varied amounts of regular attention:

	~~''[hopefully soon, each of these will link to a page better describing the area and work history]''~~
	* The [[Asian Bittersweet]] growing between the trail from the Pond to the Little Playing Field and Mill Corner
	* The [[Asian Bittersweet]] growing in the Gaebel land
	* The [[Asian Bittersweet]] growing behind the houses on Piper Rd.
	* The [[Winged Euonymus]] thicket growing on the southern edge of greater Great Hill
	* The [[Black Locust]] and [[Norway Maple]] invading the southeast side of ~~greater~~ Great Hill
	* The [[Japanese Knotweed]] growing at the edge of the Little Playing field
	* The [[Garlic Mustard]] growing north of the northern Piper Rd. Red entrance trail

	~~There are many other areas~~ which have ~~received attention~~ in the past, which need varied amounts of regular attention:

	''[hopefully soon, each of these will link to a page better describing the area and work history]''		''[hopefully soon, each of these will link to a page better describing the area and work history]''
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	* The [[Great Hill School St Swamp\|low lands between the large Playing Field, the Little Playing Field, and the Dog Pond]].		* The [[Great Hill School St Swamp\|low lands between the large Playing Field, the Little Playing Field, and the Dog Pond]].
	* The entire border of the [[Great Hill Dog Pond\|Dog Pond]]		* The entire border of the [[Great Hill Dog Pond\|Dog Pond]]
	* The border of the [[Great Hill Large Playing Field\|large Playing Field]]		* The border of the [[Great Hill Large Playing Field\|large Playing Field]], including the area to the west of the upper meadow and the Raspberry thickets to the east of the upper meadow.
	* The border of the ~~[[Great Hill Little Playing Field\|Little Playing Field]]~~		* The border of the [[Great Hill Little Playing Field\|Little Playing Field]], including the [[Japanese Knotweed]] patch
	* The area to the west of the upper meadow in the ~~large Playing Field~~		* The [[Gaebel/Magoun Lands]], with its [[Asian Bittersweet]] infestation
	* The Raspberry thickets to the east of the upper meadow in the ~~large~~ Playing Field		* The Maple thicket around the northern Piper Rd. Red entrance trail, which includes a large patch [[Garlic Mustard]] growing north of the northern Piper Rd. Red entrance trail.
	* The [[Gaebel/Magoun Lands]]		* The [[Great Hill Mass Ave Entrance Trail\|"unofficial" entrance trail from Massachusetts Ave]] has lots of every invasive plant!
	* The Maple thicket around the northern Piper Rd. Red entrance trail
	* The [[Great Hill Mass Ave Entrance Trail\|"unofficial" entrance trail from Massachusetts Ave]].		* The area between the trail from the Pond to the Little Playing Field and Mill Corner Condominiums has a large [[Asian Bittersweet]] thicket growing in it (as well as Garlic Mustard, Bush Honeysuckle, and Winged Euonymous.)
	* ~~All~~ of ~~the~~ woods bordering the Piper Rd. ~~houses~~.		* The south side of greater Great Hill has a large [[Winged Euonymus]] thicket, which has been attacked by brave volunteers starting in 2021. It also has a large [[Norway Maple]] infestation.
			* The woods bordering the houses along Piper Rd. have an [[Asian Bittersweet]] infestation.

	=== Previous Reports ===		=== Previous Reports ===

Watlington: Added link to Gaebel/Magoun Lands

2024-02-24T05:13:25Z

Added link to Gaebel/Magoun Lands

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	* The area to the west of the upper meadow in the large Playing Field		* The area to the west of the upper meadow in the large Playing Field
	* The Raspberry thickets to the east of the upper meadow in the large Playing Field		* The Raspberry thickets to the east of the upper meadow in the large Playing Field
	* The Magoun ~~land~~		* The [[Gaebel/Magoun Lands]]
	* The Maple thicket around the northern Piper Rd. Red entrance trail		* The Maple thicket around the northern Piper Rd. Red entrance trail
	* The [[Great Hill Mass Ave Entrance Trail\|"unofficial" entrance trail from Massachusetts Ave]].		* The [[Great Hill Mass Ave Entrance Trail\|"unofficial" entrance trail from Massachusetts Ave]].

Watlington: Added a link to the unofficial entrance trail from Mass. Ave.

2024-02-18T01:39:29Z

Added a link to the unofficial entrance trail from Mass. Ave.

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	* The Magoun land		* The Magoun land
	* The Maple thicket around the northern Piper Rd. Red entrance trail		* The Maple thicket around the northern Piper Rd. Red entrance trail
			* The [[Great Hill Mass Ave Entrance Trail\|"unofficial" entrance trail from Massachusetts Ave]].
	* All of the woods bordering the Piper Rd. houses.		* All of the woods bordering the Piper Rd. houses.

Watlington at 02:29, 27 November 2023

2023-11-27T02:29:35Z

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	[https://trails.actonma.gov/great-hill/ Great Hill] is one of Acton's larger conservation areas, w. over 200 acres. Acton started buying the parcels comprising Great Hill in 1975, and continues to this day, with the Magoun Land being the latest addition (2020). While there were originally plans to develop parts of Great Hill for recreation (e.g. a town pool off of Piper Rd), it is largely dedicated to woodland, with conservation easements on two portions (the Gaebel and Magoun additions). The town maintains (mows weekly) both a large Playing Field adjacent to the School St. parking lot, and a Little Playing ~~fFeld~~ close to Mill Corner. While in the past both have been used for organized ~~children's~~ sports, currently neither is used for that purpose.		[https://trails.actonma.gov/great-hill/ Great Hill] is one of Acton's larger conservation areas, w. over 200 acres. Acton started buying the parcels comprising Great Hill in 1975, and continues to this day, with the Magoun Land being the latest addition (2020). While there were originally plans to develop parts of Great Hill for recreation (e.g. a town pool off of Piper Rd), it is largely dedicated to woodland, with conservation easements on two portions (the Gaebel and Magoun additions). The town maintains (mows weekly) both a large Playing Field adjacent to the School St. parking lot, and a Little Playing Field close to Mill Corner. While in the past both have been used for organized youth sports, currently neither is used for that purpose.

	Great Hill has numerous areas being worked for invasive plants. The areas that are relatively clear of invasive plants are the top of greater Great Hill (the east-most peak), parts of the eastern side of greater Great Hill, and a portion of old growth swamp to the northeast of the large Playing Field.		Great Hill has numerous areas being worked for invasive plants. The areas that are relatively clear of invasive plants are the top of greater Great Hill (the east-most peak), parts of the eastern side of greater Great Hill, and a portion of old growth swamp to the northeast of the large Playing Field.

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	Great Hill has two peaks, referred to as lesser Great Hill (w. the Acton Water Tower) and greater Great Hill (the east-most peak). A seasonal stream feeding the Dog Pond runs between them. Areas of Great Hill which are relatively clear of invasive plants are the top of greater Great Hill, parts of the eastern side of greater Great Hill, and a portion of old growth swamp to the northeast of the large Playing Field.		Great Hill has two peaks, referred to as lesser Great Hill (w. the Acton Water Tower) and greater Great Hill (the east-most peak). A seasonal stream feeding the Dog Pond runs between them. Areas of Great Hill which are relatively clear of invasive plants are the top of greater Great Hill, parts of the eastern side of greater Great Hill, and a portion of old growth swamp to the northeast of the large Playing Field.
	[[File:GreatHill Invasives Map 2024.png\|alt=A map showing the location on Great Hill of the areas where invasive plants are being addressed, or ignored. Each location is described in the following text.\|right\|frameless\|596x596px\|Great Hill Invasives Plant Areas]]		[[File:GreatHill Invasives Map 2024-1.png\|alt=A map showing the location on Great Hill of the areas where invasive plants are being addressed, or ignored. Each location is described in the following text.\|right\|frameless\|596x596px\|Great Hill Invasives Plant Areas]]
	There are areas of Great Hill which have been worked for invasive plants in the past, which need varied amounts of regular attention:		There are areas of Great Hill which have been worked for invasive plants in the past, which need varied amounts of regular attention:

	~~''[hopefully soon, each of these will link to a page better describing the area and work history]''~~		* A: The [[Great Hill School St Swamp\|School Street Swamp (low lands between the large Playing Field, the Little Playing Field, and the Dog Pond)]]

	* A: The [[Great Hill School St Swamp\|low lands between the large Playing Field, the Little Playing Field, and the Dog Pond]].
	* B: The entire border of the [[Great Hill Dog Pond\|Dog Pond]]		* B: The entire border of the [[Great Hill Dog Pond\|Dog Pond]]
	* C: The border of the [[Great Hill Large Playing Field\|large Playing Field]], including the area to the west of the upper meadow and the Raspberry thickets to the east of the upper meadow.		* C: The border of the [[Great Hill Large Playing Field\|large Playing Field]], including the area to the west of the upper meadow and the Raspberry thickets to the east of the upper meadow
	* D: The border of the [[Great Hill Little Playing Field\|Little Playing Field]], including the [[Japanese Knotweed]] patch		* D: The border of the [[Great Hill Little Playing Field\|Little Playing Field]], including the [[Japanese Knotweed]] patch
	* E: The south side of greater Great Hill has a large [[Winged Euonymus]] thicket, which has been attacked by brave volunteers starting in 2021. It also has a large [[Norway Maple]] infestation.		* E: The south side of greater Great Hill has a large [[Winged Euonymus]] thicket, which has been attacked by brave volunteers starting in 2021. It also has a large [[Norway Maple]] infestation
	* F: The area between the trail from the Pond to the Little Playing Field and Mill Corner Condominiums has a large [[Asian Bittersweet]] thicket growing in it (as well as [[Garlic Mustard]], [[Bush Honeysuckle]], and [[Winged Euonymus]].)		* F: The area between the trail from the Pond to the Little Playing Field and Mill Corner Condominiums has a large [[Asian Bittersweet]] thicket growing in it (as well as [[Garlic Mustard]], [[Bush Honeysuckle]], and [[Winged Euonymus]])
	* G: The [[Gaebel/Magoun Lands]], with its [[Asian Bittersweet]] infestation		* G: The [[Gaebel/Magoun Lands]], with its [[Asian Bittersweet]] infestation
	* H: The Maple thicket around the northern Piper Rd. Red entrance trail, which includes a large patch [[Garlic Mustard]] growing north of the northern Piper Rd. Red entrance trail.		* H: The Maple thicket around the northern Piper Rd. Red entrance trail, which includes a large patch [[Garlic Mustard]] growing north of the northern Piper Rd. Red entrance trail
	* J: The woods bordering the houses along Piper Rd. have an [[Asian Bittersweet]] infestation		* J: The woods bordering the houses along Piper Rd. have an [[Asian Bittersweet]] infestation
	* K: The [[Great Hill Mass Ave Entrance Trail\|"unofficial" entrance trail from Massachusetts Ave]] has lots of every invasive plant!		* K: The [[Great Hill Mass Ave Entrance Trail\|"unofficial" entrance trail from Massachusetts Ave]] has lots of every invasive plant!
	* L~~: The [[Montague Land]].~~		* L: The area south of the Main Street parking lot. This has [[Garlic Mustard]], [[Winged Euonymus]], and also some [[Japanese Knotweed]], in between the two houses.
	* M: The area south of the Main Street parking lot. This has [[Garlic Mustard]], [[Winged Euonymus]], and also some [[Japanese Knotweed]], in between the two houses.		* M: The [[Montague Land]]

	=== Previous Reports ===		=== Previous Reports ===