Wilton Land Trust hosts magical sunset lantern walk
Just before dusk, lanterns glowed softly, setting the scene for a peaceful stroll.
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Nov 4, 2024, 1:02 PM
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Updated 318 days ago
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yesterdayThe Wilton Land Trust's 3rd annual Sunset Lantern Walk illuminated the Eugenia Slaughter Wildflower Meadow along Pipers Hill Road.
Just before dusk, lanterns glowed softly, setting the scene for a peaceful stroll.
Organizers described the event as ideal for families, friends and nature enthusiasts of all ages.
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