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Please do not RSVP for this walk unless you truly plan to attend. Please alter your RSVP as soon as you know your plans have changed. Please read this description 3 or 4 times before asking questions.

Starting at the Washington/Clinton Aveue G train stop we'll walk 1 flat mile to The Naval Cemetery Landscape, a native plant meadow & pollinator habitat on the site of a former Naval Hospital, where a Brooklyn Greenway docent will provide a brief historical talk. We'll have lunch at the cemetery before walking to the Bedford Library.

For more detail visit:

https://www.brooklyngreenway.org/naval-cemetery-landscape/history-and-design/

From there we will walk about 1.6 miles to the Bedford Public Library on 496 Franklin Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11238. A docent will ead us through an exhibit of The Warehouse, a collaboration between writer and artist Vic Liu, abolitionist organizer Mariame Kaba, and Bedford Library in conjunction with BPL's Justice Initiatives. Those who wish to may stay for a movie from 3-4:30: Family Film Screening on Incarceration and Abolition | All Ages
A film screening for families exploring themes of incarceration, justice, and abolition — open to all ages and free to attend.

Visit https://www.thewarehousenyc.com/home#june for more detail.

Following the movie we will walk to Fulton Street where the C train is available. We will continue to Eastern Parkway and Franklin Ave where the 2, 3 4 and 5 trains are available. Those wishing a longer walk of about 1.6 miles may continue to Grand Army Plaza where the 2 and 5 trains are.

Rain will alter the itinerary to the Bedford Library only.

Please understand that I stop frequently to allow the group to coalesce. This walk may not be for you if you wish to walk at a faster, uninterrupted pace.

Please have your guest(s) sign the Shorewalkers waiver at https://shorewalkers.org/terms-condit

Please bring lunch, water, snacks, sunscreen and hat, as well as raingear as needed.

Ellen Fleishman 917 734 7813

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