New Hampshire Rail Trail Connecting VT with MA- 4:36
with Dick Lemieux
Posted Mar 26, 2017
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Dick Lemieux, President of Friends of the Merrick Valley tells us about the Granite State Rail Trial Alliance, an organization working to join trails across NH towns that are converting old railroad lines into scenic walking trails with communities from MA to VT.
Hosted by: Jenny Johnson Produced by: Greater Boston Newsmakers Team
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