Leisure

Here is a slide show of photographs taken  by Visual Communications of resources and activities for residents and visitors.
These photographs have been taken over several semesters.
Look below to see the individual photographs.

The Wachusett Reservoir provides a relaxing place for a picnic.		Bob's hot dog truck		There are many fishermen along the shores of Wachusett.
There are many trails to walk.		Fall foliage by the reservoir.		A trail that leads to the reervoir.
Tennis courts at Goodale Park.		The West Boylston Arts Foundation is raising money to counteract budgets cuts in the schools		A teen umpiring a Little League game.
Wachusett Country Club is a public 18 hole golf course.		West Boylston Pride Park Playground.		Ordering ice cream at Pinecroft Dairy.
Weather permitting, there has been a tradition of skating on the common.		There are concerts every Sunday night at the bandstand in the summer.		Sliding at Goodale Park is a popular activity.
Tennis and basketball courts at Goodale Park.		The 'summer house' at Goodale Park.		Goodale Park
A teen umpiring a Little League game.		Teammates at the high school baseball field during a Babe Ruth game.		A teen umpiring a Little League game.
Wachusett Country Club holds many banquets and events.		There are some scenic views of Wachusett Reservoir from the Country Club		Wachusett Country Club is also a popular sliding venue in the winter.
The Quinapoxet River feeds into the Wachusett Reservoir. It runs along the Rail Trail.		The Rail trail is a popular walking, running, biking and cross country skiing trail. It is an old rail road bed and runs along the Quinapoxet River into Holden. There are many historical landmarks along the way.		A bench to rest along the Rail Trail.
Pick up baseball in the spring at Goodale Park		A view of the Quinapoxet River in winter.		Gardening
Bicyclists rest at the junction of Routes 12 and 140		Walking by the Old Stone Church in spring		Bubbles are always a favorite activity in the spring
Soccer at Woodland Park				Pride Park Playground

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