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The General Field in Groton 070120

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Bird perched on a plant, and Wachusett Mountain in the distance, at the top of The General Field, conservation land in Groton on Rt 111, which was used communally by farmers in colonial times, and been in continuous agricultural use since 1680. (SUN/Julia Malakie)
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Bird perched on a plant, and Wachusett Mountain in the distance, at the top of The General Field, conservation land in Groton on Rt 111, which was used communally by farmers in colonial times, and been in continuous agricultural use since 1680. (SUN/Julia Malakie)

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  • Bird perched on a plant, and Wachusett Mountain in the distance, at the top of The General Field, conservation land in Groton on Rt 111, which was used communally by farmers in colonial times, and been in continuous agricultural use since 1680. (SUN/Julia Malakie)
  • Brown-eyed Susans at the top of The General Field, conservation land in Groton on Rt 111, which was used communally by farmers in colonial times, and been in continuous agricultural use since 1680. (SUN/Julia Malakie)
  • Daisies at the top of The General Field, conservation land in Groton on Rt 111, which was used communally by farmers in colonial times, and been in continuous agricultural use since 1680. (SUN/Julia Malakie)
  • Scenes at the top of The General Field, conservation land in Groton on Rt 111, which was used communally by farmers in colonial times, and been in continuous agricultural use since 1680. (SUN/Julia Malakie)
  • Bird perched on a plant at the top of The General Field, conservation land in Groton on Rt 111, which was used communally by farmers in colonial times, and been in continuous agricultural use since 1680. (SUN/Julia Malakie)
  • Brown-eyed Susan and Queen Anne's Lace wildflowers at the top of The General Field, conservation land in Groton on Rt 111, which was used communally by farmers in colonial times, and been in continuous agricultural use since 1680. (SUN/Julia Malakie)
  • Lupines gone to seed at the top of The General Field, conservation land in Groton on Rt 111, which was used communally by farmers in colonial times, and been in continuous agricultural use since 1680. (SUN/Julia Malakie)
  • Wildflowers and lupine gone to seed, at the top of The General Field, conservation land in Groton on Rt 111, which was used communally by farmers in colonial times, and been in continuous agricultural use since 1680. (SUN/Julia Malakie)
  • Sedimentary pattern on one of the large rocks for sitting on at the top of The General Field, conservation land in Groton on Rt 111, which was used communally by farmers in colonial times, and been in continuous agricultural use since 1680. (SUN/Julia Malakie)
  • One of the few lupines not yet gone to seed, at the top of The General Field, conservation land in Groton on Rt 111, which was used communally by farmers in colonial times, and been in continuous agricultural use since 1680. (SUN/Julia Malakie)
  • Scenes at the top of The General Field, conservation land in Groton on Rt 111, which was used communally by farmers in colonial times, and been in continuous agricultural use since 1680. (SUN/Julia Malakie)
  • Bird perched on a plant, and Wachusett Mountain in the distance, at the top of The General Field, conservation land in Groton on Rt 111, which was used communally by farmers in colonial times, and been in continuous agricultural use since 1680. (SUN/Julia Malakie)
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