August 10th the “Walking Lake Pepin” (WLP) group walkers ventured out to the Frontenac State Park prairie that led to a wildlife observation blind above Pleasant Valley Lakelet, the pond we see on the right side of Hwy 61 as we head to Red Wing before entering Frontenac Station.
This is the first time the group has walked this trail in the state park. The walk was on a mowed trail that led the group through tall prairie grasses and wild flowers. At the end of the trail the wildlife observation blind above the lakelet that had a picnic table in it that would offer a wonderful location to enjoy a picnic after an easy hike with friends or family.
This was the ninth group walk of the season and four of the walkers have perfect attendance, making all 9 walks; Donna Anderson, LaDonna Severson, Marilyn Lichtenberg and he grandson Jayden.
Congrats and thanks for showing up each and every week.
This is the first time the group has walked this trail in the state park. The walk was on a mowed trail that led the group through tall prairie grasses and wild flowers. At the end of the trail the wildlife observation blind above the lakelet that had a picnic table in it that would offer a wonderful location to enjoy a picnic after an easy hike with friends or family.
This was the ninth group walk of the season and four of the walkers have perfect attendance, making all 9 walks; Donna Anderson, LaDonna Severson, Marilyn Lichtenberg and he grandson Jayden.
Congrats and thanks for showing up each and every week.
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