Frog’s Eye Tour and Slave Trail Walk

Two events on June 25 will help you see and appreciate the James River from completely different angles. From the James River Park: Saturday, June 25 10 a.m. Frog’s Eye Tour of the River   See what the frogs see on James River Day. Perfect for young children, check out what’s going on in small […]

June 13, 2011; 6:38 AM • by Phil Riggan

Two events on June 25 will help you see and appreciate the James River from completely different angles.

From the James River Park:

Saturday, June 25 10 a.m. Frog’s Eye Tour of the River
 
See what the frogs see on James River Day. Perfect for young children, check out what’s going on in small pools near the river. Main Area of JRPS, $5 646-8911
 
Saturday, June 25 JRPS torchlit Richmond Slave Trail Walk

Manchester Docks/Ancarrow’s Landing end of Brander Street. Walk starts at 9 p.m
 
This nighttime walk, led by JRPS manager Ralph White, packs quite a punch and offers opportunity for quiet contemplation and questions and answers as you walk the Richmond Slave Trail. 646-8911

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