This past week of our 100 Miles in 100 Days walks yielded many exciting spots along the Raleigh greenways and several new edible plant varieties! So far, we’ve documented 60 edible plants just in the last 37 days alone!
We traveled mostly along portions of the Rocky Branch Trail and Centennial Bike Connector, going by and through the NC State Farmers Market, Pullen Park, Dorthea Dix [Park], NCSU Main and Centennial Campuses, and Lake Johnson. Oh the things you can see! Check out some highlights below.
Happy Earth Day on the Rocky Branch Trail from Meredith through NCSU and on to Pullen Park!
Wish we had smell-o-vision for this one, although y’all might be glad we don’t! #greenway #100miles100days A photo posted by Piedmont Picnic Project (@piedmontpicnicproject) on
Apparently muskrats live here in Raleigh! Who knew? Think this is a muskrat abode? #greenway #urbanwildlife #muskratlove #100miles100days A photo posted by Piedmont Picnic Project (@piedmontpicnicproject) on
Rocky Branch Trail from NC State Farmers Market to Lake Johnson
#wildrose in #bloom in the #piedmont! #foraged #100miles100days
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#tulippoplar #fallen #100miles100days #Raleighgreenway
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