What better place to enjoy Autumn in all its splendor than in this Oklahoma cross timbers forest with 500-year-old cedars and 300-year-old post oak trees. This 1,380 acre nature preserve on the western edge of Sand Springs is listed by The Nature Conservancy as one of the last great places on earth!  You can sit in the new Visitor Center with 180-degree views of the forest and some simple displays, stroll on the .6-mile paved trail, or, if you’re ambitious, hike one of the more challenging rocky trails. There’s even an Action Trackchair to borrow if you need wheels. (Ask Irene Brown for details.) Afterward, we’ll enjoy coffee and pastries in the Visitor Center.  Come soak up the beauty of fall!  Cost of this outing is $10.  RSVP by November 5.