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Walking Tour of Arlington's
"Little Scotland"

with Ed Gordon
Saturday, June 7, 2008
9:00 AM

(rain date June 14)

Historical Walk with Ed Gordon

Walking In Arlington and the Old Schwamb Mill are sponsoring a walking tour in “Little Scotland” in Arlington Heights on Saturday, June 7th at 9am.

The 2-1/2 hour walk is fairly strenuous with a lot of hills. The walk is not suitable for baby strollers or pets. The walk will be held rain or shine; with a rain date of June 14th in the case of very harsh weather.

Pre-registration is required by May 30th. Meeting site information will be set to paid participants. The walk is limited to 30 people. The cost is $10 per person. All proceeds benefit Walking in Arlington and the Old Schwamb Mill.

To register, make checks out to “Walking In Arlington” and postal mail to Walking In Arlington, 107 George Street, Arlington, MA, 02476. Pease include complete e-mail address and phone number in your registration.

To obtain further information, e-mail Walking In Arlington at refdesk@world.std.com or call 781-648-4477 (from 9 AM to 9 PM only).

For more information on the walk or on the pedestrian advocacy and walking safety work of Walking In Arlington, email refdesk@world.std.com, or visit www.WalkingInArlington.org. For more information on the Old Schwamb Mill, visit www.oldschwambmill.org.

Ed leading a walk

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Walking in Arlington is a pedestrian advocacy and walking safety group in Arlington, Massachusetts. People who live, work, shop, worship, go to school, and conduct business in Arlington work with Arlington residents, Town officials, local businesses, schools, senior centers, congregations and community groups to make Arlington a more pedestrian-friendly place for people of all ages.

Contact: Walking in Arlington 107 George Street, Arlington, MA 02476
or email refdesk@world.std.com

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