Doris and Linda shared some pictures of the always amazing event- from prepping the dinner and enjoying some quality time on the porch at Nawakwa.
Merci! The meal was a magical treasure hunt with exquisite flavors. Our hosts once again delivered on providing amazing, memorable gifts. Magnifique!
Rosemary shared some pictures from this past weekend’s event- what a spread!
Janet shared: Although it was much cooler and windy than usual for the last weekend of May, the four applicants remained highly motivated and enthusiastic. Photo credits: Denis and Kim
Alex shared some pictures from this past weekend at Nawakwa.
The first is Ray Kozma giving his lecture on the history of Harriman Park. This is the first part of his series celebrating the hundred anniversary of the camp.
The second is a picture of Lake Sebago Saturday morning.
The third is of Andy Frank doing some birdwatching.
The fourth is Sandra Fonseca and Denis Jordan enjoying Saturday afternoon on the porch.
A few pics and updates from this past weekend’s work day. We had a lower than usual turnout so we weren’t able to accomplish everything planned but we did get the cabins cleaned, leaves raked, and basement cleaned out (thanks Lily!). We had a nice lunch from our hosts and for those able to stay late, a very good dinner and conversations too.
The winter ice buildup caused our swim dock to move which required a lot of time to fix. Boats are out but the dock still needs to be set up and no swimming until the floats can be placed.
We were able to finish the last of the emergency repairs for our insurance review with railings now in place. Great to see a couple of very enthusiastic applicants chip in and help.
If you have not yet volunteered, there’s still work to do, just ask Dave for a list of where you can help. Until then we can at least enjoy the lake from a distance.
Founded in 1923, the Nawakwa Outdoor Association of New York, Inc. is a membership organization dedicated to the enjoyment of the outdoors through hiking, walking, camping, swimming, skiing, sailing, canoeing, and kayaking, and to the conservation and preservation of our wilderness, particularly the mountains, lakes, trails, and camping areas of the metropolitan New York region.
