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Visited as part of the CT DEEP Sky’s the Limit Challenge
Farmington Canal Trail, Cheshire CT
4 05 2023Beth Lapin
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Beth Lapin 
Can you pick the ramps to eat or not allowed?
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Good question! I often snip off a few of the leaves to nibble on as I’m walking, and leave the bulbs for future plants. But I believe it’s not OK to do so in a state park.