To the Editor:
When the Cedar Bonnet Island Trail originally opened, I attempted to walk it. Due to my limited walking ability, I got about 20 feet and decided I could go no farther. The loose gravel surface was too difficult for me to navigate. I turned around and did not try again.
Even last Earth Day, when a group of my friends walked the trail, I went with them to the entrance, and wished I could go on the trail.
November 10, 2021
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