Hawley's Old Country Road and Foundations

My early September go pro of Hawley's Old town commons and the foundations there. I also walk along the old country road trail with hints of Autumn in the air as the leaves begin to slowly change for the season. The foundations were built in the 1700 and 1800s
60 to 80 percent of new England was deforested in the 1800s as compared to 20 percent today I believe so you will see lots of stonewalls and foundations in the woods were there used to be farms and other communities that were reclaimed by nature. A lot of the people in New England that lived in these places moved out west
1:24 & 1:49:19 hike start and Hawley's first Meeting House foundation 1797
3:03 going into woods and Asher Loomis foundation built 1800
7:38 Info on New England's stone walls
9:28 Stone Wall trail
12:22 Sanford Barn and Stable: 1798
18:47 & 1:48:27 Sanford Tavern 1798
24:24 Longly Tavern 1802
26:04 Old Country Road
32:11 Parker Homestead 1776
41:10 Continuing on Old Country Road
43:49 Upturned tree root cave
49:19 Stone Wall 1
54:42 Nameless Foundation
59:24 Boulder with Ferns growing on top
1:05:20 Stone Wall 2
1:12:25 Shallow stick bridge
1:14:00 Birch Tree Grove
1:21:48 Bridge over brook
1:28:34 Stone Wall 3
1:35:26 Middle Road