Join us in the moonlight for this easy, almost flat, 2 mile historical walk along the shore of the Saco River and back along the railroad through Ingalls Pond. During the centuries after the Ingalls Ferry was active, many changes of Ingalls Pond have occurred. We will see evidence of those changes, discuss some history, and enjoy beautiful moonlit views across the river and ponds. The Ingalls Pond Trails have a small parking area at the trailhead. Driving north on Pequawket Trail (RT 113/117), the parking area is on the left at about 100 yards north of the Hiram Dam Access Road and just before you reach the blue P.Y. Estes Quarry sign that is on the right. Since this walk is on the weekend, we can also park a few cars at the quarry entrance, near that large blue sign. Please pre-register if possible allowing individuals to be contacted in case of weather issues. Learn more about the Francis Small Heritage Trust (FSHT) at fsht.org