Rhode Island native leads mushroom walks throughout the state
NORTH SMITHFIELD — Deana Thomas of Scituate, who spends most days walking through the forests of Rhode Island finding mushrooms and sharing them with the world, hopes that she can
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NORTH SMITHFIELD — Deana Thomas of Scituate, who spends most days walking through the forests of Rhode Island finding mushrooms and sharing them with the world, hopes that she can
A trestle provides an elevated view of the Moosup River. (Steve Fagin) Coventry’s Nicholas Farm Management Area features equestrian trails. (Steve Fagin) Sometimes it seems that the trees are watching you. (Steve Fagin) Phil Plouffe and Maggie Jones stroll along a section of the Rhode Island North South Trail that crosses Route 6 near the border between Foster, R.I., and Killingly, Conn. (Steve Fagin) Sections of the trail pass over flat, gravel roads. (Steve Fagin) One abutting property owner makes his attitude about trespassers abundantly clear. (Steve Fagin) Bob Graham, Phil Plouffe and ...