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--001a11425fc4ab9b0d05506b8090 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="UTF-8" On a short canoe trip from the 201 bridge to Middleton, we saw a bluff at a bend on the Nictaux with old red maples and interrupted ferns. Looking closer, there was a thick band of bellwort, uvularia sessifolia, a marker of seasonal high water on many rivers. Getting out we found patches of the enchanting wood anemone and wild leek, both rare Appalachian deciduous forest herbs of the south, and closer on there was one patch of blue cohosh. The leek and cohosh were undoubtedly important to the Mi'kmaq and bellwort and anenome are known to have pharmacologic usages. The bluff above the river would have been a Mi'kmaw camp when shad teemed up the Nictaux as they did this week. Good days Sean Basquill if DNR found this amazing site ten years ago. Nick --001a11425fc4ab9b0d05506b8090 Content-Type: text/html; charset="UTF-8" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable <div dir=3D"auto">On a short canoe trip from the 201 bridge to Middleton, w= e saw a bluff at a bend on the Nictaux with old red maples and interrupted = ferns. Looking closer, there was a thick band of bellwort, uvularia sessifo= lia, a marker of seasonal high water on many rivers. Getting out we found p= atches of the enchanting wood anemone and wild leek, both rare Appalachian = deciduous forest herbs of the south, and closer on there was one patch of b= lue cohosh. The leek and cohosh were undoubtedly important to the Mi'km= aq and bellwort and anenome are known to have pharmacologic usages. The blu= ff above the river would have been a Mi'kmaw camp when shad teemed up t= he Nictaux as they did this week.<div dir=3D"auto">Good days</div><div dir= =3D"auto">Sean Basquill if DNR found this amazing site ten years ago.</div>= <div dir=3D"auto">Nick</div></div> --001a11425fc4ab9b0d05506b8090--
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