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EPISODE · Feb 3, 2022 · 30 MIN

Episode 24: Elkhart County's best linear park and a lesson in pottery

from People and Places along the Heritage Trail · host Elkhart County, Indiana

Welcome to February!  We know it's cold outside in northern Indiana, but our podcast will get you warmed up and excited for things to see and do in Elkhart County.   In this episode Brittany Short, co-owner of Pumpkinvine Cyclery in Middlebury, shares more about the Pumpkinvine Nature Trail.  This linear park offers scenic vistas through unspoiled prairie, farmland and wetlands for cyclists, walkers and runners. Later in the episode, Mark Goertzen shares how he first moved to Elkhart County with the intention of just staying here for a year (psst, this was nearly two decades ago when he said this!) and how he views pottery is his way of building community. Great ready to get outside and adventure along the Pumpkinvine Nature Trail by grabbing a map at Pumpkinvine.org Learn more about Mark Goertzen and see his incredibly pieces at GoertzenPottery.com

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