Summer returns to Lime Bluff Park
photo by CAROL SHETLER/The Luminary
Volunteers with the East Lycoming Recreation Authority caring for Lime Bluff Park. Each represents either a township or borough. They are (seated l-r): Saundra Schmidt, Wolf; Thomas Zavalydriga and Bruce Little, both of Picture Rocks. (Standing l-r): Chairman Jeff Bower and David Brown, both of Hughesville; Bob Newman, Shrewsbury; Ray Wilson, Mill Creek. Absent from photo were Connie Foresman, Wolf; and Dorothy Whitmoyer, Jordan.
Photo by CAROL SHETLER/The Luminary
Sign marks entryway to the Lime Bluff Recreation Area at 461 Elm Drive, Hughesville.
HUGHESVILLE – Between the spring and summer seasons, activities are increasing at the Lime Bluff Recreation Area. Walkers take to the trails where they can view a variety of birds returning to the sanctuary of tall grasses and bird boxes. Off the trail and on the green, teams of disc golfers play, while children enjoy the playground equipment. The pavilions can be reserved by families and organizations, taking advantage of the shaded picnic areas.
Perennial gardens dot the landscape, weeded and cared for by local youth organizations. Located at 461 Elm Drive, the grounds were donated by Charlotte Weaver, and are owned and operated by the East Lycoming Recreation Authority.
- photo by CAROL SHETLER/The Luminary Volunteers with the East Lycoming Recreation Authority caring for Lime Bluff Park. Each represents either a township or borough. They are (seated l-r): Saundra Schmidt, Wolf; Thomas Zavalydriga and Bruce Little, both of Picture Rocks. (Standing l-r): Chairman Jeff Bower and David Brown, both of Hughesville; Bob Newman, Shrewsbury; Ray Wilson, Mill Creek. Absent from photo were Connie Foresman, Wolf; and Dorothy Whitmoyer, Jordan.
- Photo by CAROL SHETLER/The Luminary Sign marks entryway to the Lime Bluff Recreation Area at 461 Elm Drive, Hughesville.
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