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CONSERVATION NEWS
Late Fall 2009 Newsletter
A Special Place to Visit in Tilton
The town of Tilton has many special places – natural, historic,
architectural, and retail. Improve Your Lawn Without Raking
Each fall comes a dreaded task - raking and bagging leaves in
what seems like a never-ending process. Brake For Moose
Seeing a moose can be an exciting sight, but not when you're
driving and he's crossing the road.
While birds feast on insects during the summer, winter is when they
need a little help. Offer a Nyger (replacing thistle) - goldfinches Safflower (best of all, squirrels don't like them) - chickadees, titmice, downy woodpeckers White Millet (inexpensive) - scatter on the ground for sparrows, juncoes, and mourning doves Suet (provides energy) - woodpeckers |
No Alcoholic beverages allowed on park property
This is a carry in-carry out park All pets must be leashed
No Horse(s) or Livestock allowed.
No Fireworks allowed in park without written permission from the Park
No Camping allowed
No climbing on, cutting or destruction of plant life allowed.
Motorized vehicles prohibited
The sale of goods or services or the display of goods and services are
prohibited
The display of any unauthorized banner or flag is prohibited
No one is allowed in the park before or after posted hours, without
written No open flames or grills of any type are allowed Courtesy and respect will be given to any authorized gathering within the park No paint gun use is permitted in the park
Violation of any of the Park rules could result in fines of up to $1000 and the privilege to use the Park being revoked.
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