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and musk. Concord's many historic sites include Old North Bridge, the site of the first battle of the American Revolution, and the homes of Emerson, Thoreau, and the Alcott family. As a result of generous investments in conservation land and protected open space, the Town offers miles of trails over the

cy in a prime location just minutes from Concord Center amenities, Middlesex School and Route 2 for a great commute! THE TOWN: Concord is a dassic New England town, rich in history located approximately 20 miles northwest of Boston. The commuter rail from Concord's picturesque town center provides 35-minut

rowing up summers in Wellfleet, people said that there couldn't be sharks in the water, because the water was too cold. They had apparently not read Thoreau. In "Cape Cod," published in 1865, he writes that he saw "the relics of a human body, mangled by sharks." A wrecker—someone who scavenged shipwreck

e path may lead, go instead where there is no path and leave a trail." - Ralph Waldo Emerson DEPT. OF WILDLIFE - CAPE FEAR - Tracking the sharks of New England. BY ALEC WILKINSON (SEPTEMBER 9, 2013) - When I was a child, growing up summers in Wellfleet, people said that there couldn't be sharks in the wate

d an image, still potent today, of the sensitive nature lover living simply, and in harmony with the environment, be- yond the edge of civilization. Thoreau wasn't actually much of an outdoorsman, and his cabin was closer to the center of Concord than to any true wilderness, but for many Americans he r

spread in the years ahead. In terms of sustainability, dense cities have far more to teach us than solar-powered moun- tainside cabins or quaint old New England towns. THIS WAY OF THINKING SEEMS COUNTERINTUITIVE TO most Americans, including most environmentalists. Ben Jervey, in The Big Green Apple, a well