Community Garden Sign-up 2021

 Sustainable Morehead Community Gardens Sign Up

 

Spring planting is just around the corner and it is time to think about spring and summer gardening.  For those who are short on garden space, signing up for a community garden plot is a great way to grow your own fresh vegetables, meet new people, and enjoy exercise and time outdoors during the coming months.  

 

Gardeners are invited to attend a sign-up meeting and reserve a garden plot Sunday, March 28 at 4:00 p.m. at the shelter beyond the city park tennis courts. Information on each of the garden sites will be provided. The fee for a garden plot is $10 membership fee for Sustainable Morehead and $10 for each plot.   Reduced cost is available for low-income households.  For more information on the Community Garden project and other Sustainable Morehead activities go to http://sustainablemorehead.blogspot.com or call 606-356-4328.

 

Time to sign up for your Community Garden plot. We have two community gardens. Perkins Garden is located across from the Splash Pad and down the street from the Recycling Center. Jewel Lane Garden is in the neighborhood behind Tractor Supply on Jewel Lane. We will have two meetings so that you will have two opportunities to sign up for a plot. Please come to one of these two meetings to learn more about our community gardens.
Meeting 1 - Saturday morning ( 3/21) @ 10am @ the Methodist Church.
Meeting 2 - Tuesday evening (3/24) @ 5pm @ the First Baptist Church
If you have any questions, visit Sustainable Morehead Facebook page and send me a message

FIRST HIKE of the New Year - January 2020-Come join Sustainable MOREHEAD, Daniel Boone Rails to Trails, Friends of Rodburn Hollow Park, and the Cave Run Lake Chapter of the Sheltowee Trace for a New Years Day “First Hike”.

Meet at the Methodist Church parking lot at 9:30 AM Wednesday January 1, 2020 to carpool to the trail head or meet at the trail head at 10:00AM, which is the Northern terminus of the Sheltowee Trace.

The Northern Terminus is about 15 miles north on highway 377 from the highway 32 intersection.

We will hike about 2.5 miles south along the Sheltowee Trace and then return to the NT for New Years day good luck refreshments.

 October Second Sunday Hike

“Fall colors in the forest should be here for our October 13th 2nd Sunday hike. Meet a 2:00 PM in the Morehead Methodist Church parking lot to carpool to the trailhead, or meet at the Eagle Lake Dam about 2:15 PM. We will hike the Sheltowee Trace, Eagle Lake trail, Fern Valley Trail and more in search of adventure.  Allow about 2 hours for this woodland hike. Bug repellant is recommended. This hike is sponsored by Sustainable Morehead, Daniel Boone Rails to Trails, and Friends of Rodburn Hollow Park.

 

 September Second Sunday Hike

“Please join Sustainable MOREHEAD, Daniel Boone Rails to Trails and Friends of Rodburn Hollow Park for our Second Sunday Hike September 8, 2019. Meet at the Methodist Church Parking lot at 2:00 PM to carpool to the trail head. Or meet at the MOREHEAD Visitor’s center (old train depot) on 1st Street at 2:15 PM.

We will be hiking the MOREHEAD Downtown Walking Trail. This is a 2.5 mile signed and marked sidewalk loop trail. All levels of mobility are invited to join in and see MOREHEAD.

“Please join Sustainable Morehead, Daniel Boone Rails to Trails, and Friends of Rodburn Hollow Park, Sunday, August 11, at 2:00PM, for our Seconday Hike. Meet at the Morehead Methodist Church parking lot to carpool to the trailhead. We will do an out and back hike along the shore of Cave Run Lake on the ever popular Stoney Cove Trail, or meet at the trailhead kiosk at 2:30 PM.
Allow about 2 hours for this easy, kid friendly outing.”

2nd Sunday Hike for July 2019
July's second Sunday hike will be to Limestone Point, Rowan County’s highest point and the best view in the area.  Meet at the Morehead Methodist Church parking lot at 2:00 on July 14 to carpool to the trailhead.  Remember sunscreen, insect repellent, and water.  It’s sunny, buggy and hot out there.  Allow about two hours for this out and back hiking adventure.”