GET UP & GO; SCENIC strolls; Forget pavement, meadow and wetland trails are stroller friendly; Mickey Mouse turns 75

From: The Patriot Ledger Quincy, MA | Date: May 22, 2004| Author: Jody Feinberg | Copyright information

By JODY FEINBERG

Just because you're pushing young children in a stroller, you don't have to stick to sidewalks and paved paths. Scenic meadows and wetlands can be delightful places to stroll with children because of the birds, wildlife and wide-open views.

With more than two miles of accessible meadow trails and wetland boardwalks, the Boston Nature Center and Wildlife Sanctuary is a great alternative to a pavement stroll. Created by the Massachusetts Audubon Society on the site...

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