Blue Heron has a tiny nature trail clocking in at just under a one-mile loop – but there are a few things to stop and see along the way: a sculpture of a humanoid-figure made out of recycled trash; placards detailing information on the native plant species; a stone along the path with the Proust inscription, “Let us be grateful to people who make us happy, they are the charming gardeners who make our souls blossom”; and your local branch of the Little Free Library. Why does the signage feature a fire-breathing beaver, you ask? It’s just another mystery of the universe.