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Jenny Green of North Danville, Vermont, and Dan Suther, of Redding, California, walk along Timber Point Trail in Biddeford.
The Timer Point Trail offers access to the waterfront which looks out on Goose Rocks Beach.
Ward Feurt, Rachel Carson National Wildlife Refuge manager, points out some of the features of the Timber Point property.
The former home of the Ewing family remains at Timber Point, a large preserve protected by U.S. Fish and Wildlife.
Timber Point, a large preserve protected by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife, includes the former summer home of the Ewing family. This stone wall adorns the property the family owned for 80 years.
The Timber Trail is 1.4 miles and leads out to the waterfront overlooking Goose Rocks Beach and Timber Island.
The Timber Point Trail offers spectacular views of Timber Island which is accessible at low tide.
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