We walked to the top of Tome Hill, a location we had previously visited. On this occasion, we opted for an alternate path, commencing at Tome Hill Park. The top is only a half-mile from the park, but it’s challenging. Subsequently, we descended the western slope and returned to the park. I suggest the west side climb for a less strenuous route. My postcard for 05/07/23 is the longer, yet still easier, westside route to the top.

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