Assistant Troop 151 Scoutmaster Tim Brown (left) and Carroll County Lands Advisory Committee Chair Dale Drew are seen Wednesday at the county blueberry fields. (DAYMOND STEER PHOTO)
Assistant Troop 151 Scoutmaster Tim Brown (left) and Carroll County Lands Advisory Committee Chair Dale Drew are seen Wednesday at the county blueberry fields. (DAYMOND STEER PHOTO)
OSSIPEE — Local Scout troops are gearing up to harvest what’s shaping up to be a bumper crop of blueberries at the county farm.
It is the third year local Scout troops have managed the 870 odd Carroll County-owned blueberry bushes off County Farm Road. They include Troop 150 from North Conway, 151 of Tamworth and, new this year, 142 of Moultonborough. In total about 24 youth are involved, including several girls.
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