These folks are part of one of most active program groups for seniors in Lynn Valley. They are certainly the largest!
Every Wednesday morning, at 9.45 sharp, they set off for another walking adventure. It's winter on the mountain trails so for now they're walking some of our many urban trails. These can lead to a seaside walk or through a green space in the city. We are lucky to have so many choices.
Here they're enjoying a break and learning a bit of North Vancouver history at the same time.
Once a month, the walking club ends the walk at a restaurant. Usually a 'cheap and cheerful' lunch location is the choice. This month it was the Tomahawk which is a great destination when you start with a bit of history. Many long-time local residents have fond memories of fun at this legendary eatery. Celebrity status, too...Bryan Adams once worked here!
If you'd like to join this energetic and social group, arrive before 9.45am on a Wednesday morning. Meet locations may change once spring comes to the mountains so call Mollie Nye House before Wednesday morning for an update.
A blog to share news, events and happenings for adults 55+ who live and play in the beautiful Lynn Valley area of North Vancouver BC
LVSA has, since 1999, provided recreational and social programs and events to seniors in our community. We are proud of our members who participate in a wide variety of programs. Many also volunteer in many ways to help keep everything on track.
LVSA has, since 1999, provided recreational and social programs and events to seniors in our community. We are proud of our members who participate in a wide variety of programs. Many also volunteer in many ways to help keep everything on track.
Saturday, January 29, 2011
Sunday, November 14, 2010
Books, Baking, Bistro and Bottles
Were you there?
We had lots of volunteers come out to help us on the big day. This is a huge physical undertaking for our members and we appreciate all the help we got in setting up. Thanks to all who pushed tables, stacked books, priced baking, ran errands and carried and carried and carried. And, did you ever see such a speedy clean up? Wow! That must have been some kind of record...thanks, folks!
The Bottle Drive was steady with never more than we could sort and count comfortably. Many people dropped by with a few items or some with a few large bags. Even though the weather was a little chilly, everyone was smiling and we had time to chat. Thanks to all our donors.
There were lots of books to choose from.
There was a lot of delicious baking...
Lovely handmade crafts...
And hot soups to warm us up.
These big sale days are as much about the friends we meet and the fun we have together as they are about the money we raise. We did that, too!
Thanks to Barbara for the photos.
We had lots of volunteers come out to help us on the big day. This is a huge physical undertaking for our members and we appreciate all the help we got in setting up. Thanks to all who pushed tables, stacked books, priced baking, ran errands and carried and carried and carried. And, did you ever see such a speedy clean up? Wow! That must have been some kind of record...thanks, folks!
The Bottle Drive was steady with never more than we could sort and count comfortably. Many people dropped by with a few items or some with a few large bags. Even though the weather was a little chilly, everyone was smiling and we had time to chat. Thanks to all our donors.
There were lots of books to choose from.
There was a lot of delicious baking...
Lovely handmade crafts...
And hot soups to warm us up.
These big sale days are as much about the friends we meet and the fun we have together as they are about the money we raise. We did that, too!
Thanks to Barbara for the photos.
Saturday, November 13, 2010
Remembering
There were many of our members among the crowd out on November 11 to honor the veterans of all the wars.
The young trumpeter (in the gray coat) played the Last Post and Reveille - very haunting.
Those who worked hard to get a cenotaph in Lynn Valley have given us a great gift. Those who are remembered on this day, have given us even more.
The young trumpeter (in the gray coat) played the Last Post and Reveille - very haunting.
Those who worked hard to get a cenotaph in Lynn Valley have given us a great gift. Those who are remembered on this day, have given us even more.
"We will remember them."
Thanks to Peter for the photos.
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