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Environment
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Published
10/11/08
At the end of June, a friend of mine, Ted Weber with the Conservation Fund, invited me and a few others to go explore the vast preserve surrounding Bacon Ridge Branch in Crownsville, one of the primary headwaters of the South River. 
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Erik Michelsen is executive director of the South River Federation.Find Us On Facebook
The property, owned by the Maryland Environmental Trust, represents a key holding in the South River Greenway, protected lands in the watershed feeding the upper portions of the river. Always up for a vigorous hike through territory I haven't explored, I eagerly accepted. In the days preceding our adventure, Ted spoke of a "crossing" that spanned the several-hundred-foot-wide stream...
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