Hiking Through Time Along Groton’s Nashua River
This last glaciation, 12,000 years ago, created a 30-mile long Lake Nashua, river deltas of tributaries, and drumlins, kettle holes, and eskers along the shore. Indigenous peoples began to move in when the ice retreated. The rich soil and sculpted landscape created many relatively isolated environments that fostered a profusion of plant and wildlife. The […]
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