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Geology Hike of Daggett's Rock in Phillips, ME- Summer Term
with Julia Daly

Picture credit from Sun Journal
In-Person
July 11, 2025
1 pm - 4 pm
Due to popular demand, Julia Daly will give another class similar to the Spring term class. If you were on the waiting list, now is the time to enroll!
This will be a short hike and geological overview of Daggett's Rock, Maine's largest glacial erratic. The hike is about 0.3 miles up an old logging road. The rock can be examined from several ground-level spots on a short loop around it. There is some uneven footing on the access trail. Maps and hand lenses will be available to the participants.
Please wear appropriate clothing/footwear and a bug hat.
July 11, 2025
1 pm-4 pm
Car pooling: TBD
Julia Daly is a professor of Geology at UMF.
Summer Rambling
with Ray Stillman

In-Person
3 sessions
Each session will be a walk or hike in various meadows, woodlands, or mountains in the vicinity of Farmington. The travel time to the trailhead will generally be between 30 and 45 minutes, and participants should plan to be on the trail for 1 to 2 hours. Efforts will be made to avoid difficult terrain, and a makeup date will be scheduled in the event of cancellation.
Approximately one week before each session, participants will receive an individual email detailing the travel plan, providing information about the destination, and offering suggestions on what to bring.
July 25 & August 21, led by Ray Stillman
September 18, led by Nadine Marchand
Ray Stillman and Nadine Marchand have conducted many similar outings in past sessions.
Maine Art Glass Studio
with Ray Stillman

In-Person
The Maine Art Glass Studio in Lisbon Falls, Maine, provides a unique experience for those interested in the artistry of stained glass. Insects, butterflies, other animals, and plants are created or enclosed in stained glass. There will be a short presentation about the museum, followed by a self-directed tour of the exhibits.
The studio is located in the former Saints Cyril and Methodius Church in Lisbon Falls, which involves the use of stairs between floors. An introduction to the museum will be presented at 11:00 am.
Brochures are available on the Gold LEAF Bulletin Board.
July 28, 2025
9-3 pm includes travel time
Address: 51 Main St, Lisbon Falls, ME 04252
Lunch on your own
Carpool: TBD
Ray has collected glass items over many years.
Will run