Storywalk on the SNETT

Nature + Literature = Something Beautiful

Storywalk on the SNETT has been updated and just so you know, Old Rock (is not boring) by Deb Pilutti.

Old Rock Book Cover


Old rock may not be the fastest thing in the woods. He can’t walk, buzz, or fly about. He certainly can’t see as far as tall pine tree. But old rock has been around for a bit longer than his friends. He’s seen and done some cool things, too…


If you notice any damage or deterioration, please email douglas@cwmars.org or call us immediately so we can fix it!

Storywalk on the SNETT is a collaboration between the Simon Fairfield Public Library and the Department of Conservation and Recreation. The stations were constructed by Ethan Chisholm and Troop 316 of Douglas, MA.

The Storywalk is on an easy, stroller-friendly, graveled path with ample parking off of Depot Street (technically, 33 Railroad Ave). The first post is just to the west of the parking lot, and the walk is a little over 1,000 feet.

Photograph : Ethan Chisolm and Justin Snook at the Storywalk on the SNETT

StoryWalk® was created by Anne Ferguson of Montpelier, VT and has developed with the help of Rachel Senechal, formerly of the Kellogg-Hubbard Library.