Kayakers enjoying Great Bay. Photo by Russ Simon.
Calendar
Friday get-togethers, 5–7 pm, at the screenhouse, June 13 through October.
BYO hors d'0euvres and beverage. For Moody Pointers and close friends. Bring your own beverage, glasses, napkins, hors d'oeuvres. Please remember that what you carry in you should carry out.Drawing Get-Togethers: Tuesdays, 3 to 5 pm.
The drawing class was enjoyed enough that anyone is invited to the screenhouse on Tuesday afternoons to draw.Walking: Walkers are meeting at 8:00, Monday through Friday, at the corner of Cushing Rd. and Lubberland Dr. Sometimes we just walk out to Bay Rd and back, sometimes around Smith Garrison, sometimes into Newmarket for coffee or breakfast. It varies depending on people's interests and time constraints.
Timely Topics (will start up again in the late fall)
Social
- Seasonal neighborhood pot luck parties
- Donuts and coffee for the annual meeting
- Maintains schedule for the screen house and sets the policy for its use
- Arranges a clean-up day for the shoreline
- Welcomes new residents with welcome packets of useful Moody Point and local information
Informational
- Timely Topics — talks by Moody Point residents and Newmarket area neighbors, and programs by local experts on a variety of subjects. Many of these Timely Topics are during the dreary winter months.
- Nature walks
- Maintains a Community Bulletin Board near the dumpster where items of interest or notices of events are posted. If you have something you would like to post, please contact one of the committee members listed below.
The members of the committee are: Lynn Badger (chairman), Peg Goddard, Andra Crawford, Darby Johnson, Judy Bouthot, Gisela von Hanstein, Lyn Rodger, Cari Moorehead (MPCA liaison), and Jeanne Ormrod.
Photos
The Nor'easter of April 14–17, 2007, produced waves on Great Bay and exceptionally high tides. Here are a few of Cyn's and Cari's PHOTOS.
The Moody Point Water Station for the Great Bay Half Marathon (April, 2007) was a huge success on a perfect day. Thank you to all who made it possible — and to all who supplied cups after we ran out. Here are a few of Russ's PHOTOS.