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In March of 1993, Robert Stickney Reno and Nancy Jackson Reno elected to preserve the physical and visual attributes of their three lots in the Horse Hill area of Concord by donating a 21-acre conservation easement to Fiver Rivers Conservation Trust. The easement protects 14 acres of mature hemlock and white pine forest and 6 acres of productive hayfield, which continues to be maintained. The Renos have enjoyed sightings of deer and bear on the property, and their generous donation also preserves scenic views from the height-of-land. |
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