Two Canadian Geese
take flight over Acton's Frog Pond. Winter is winding down and most of
the ice is off the pond.

A side trail along
the south side of Frog Pond cuts across to the easterly trail alongside
the CN railway.

The raised path
passes between a small pond on the left and the Black Creek valley on the
right. The sewer continues along this pathway as well just to the south
of Frog Pond.

An interlocking
steel retaining wall holds up the path as it proceeds next to a small pond.

A steep hill facing
the treatment plant is a great place to practice snowboarding.
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