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A bike parked on the paved trail next to the marsh.
April 29, 2021 mmicheli

Video: Revere Section of Trail is Paved

Check out the transition from unpaved to paved on the Revere section of the Northern Strand Community Trail. (Video by Mark Micheli, ReelPartners.com)

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