Reflections On The Lake
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"I first came up in the 1930’s; I grew up in East Boston. So, being a city boy, this was really God’s country. To me, this place was another world. It was hidden away, nobody knew about it. There were no buildings at all--it was wilderness. The deer used to come down to the water here and bears too. Every night you’d hear the coyotes. Joe Boudreau |
| 1st Annual Campfire Night a Soggy Success |
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| Written by PLIA Staff | |
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Over 125 members signed up to attend the first Annual PLIA Campfire Night event on Friday July 28th. Due to some nasty thunder and lightning and heavy downpours a half hour before the event, the party started off a little slow. PLIA staff setting up the event were preparing themselves to eat the 100 hamburgers and 60 hotdogs themselves. Thankfully, around 6:30pm the skies cleared and members started trickling in. By 7:00pm the grills were in full gear and the live music had started! Altogether, 50 members braved the elements to make this years Campfire Night a success.
PLIA Staff & Volunteers brave thunder, lightning & downpours to set up the 1st Annual Campfire Night Event
At 6:15pm, PLIA Co-President Donna Danis checks the rainfall and wonders where everybody is?
Lauren & Joe don't lose faith and fire up the grills anyway
At 6:30pm, 50 members trickle in and the party begins. Eric & Ed light the marshmellow roasting fire pit.
A little rain never stopped the volleyball game
Whiffle ball was a hit with kids of all ages
Tom Duffy and & Claire Boudrea led a sing along featuring Tom's new song "Don't Pee in The Lake"
The crowd sings campfire classics
This table forgot the words but, nobody noticed
This table eventually got to their feet and danced the Hokey-Pokey!
Live music was a hit with all ages
This pretty much sums it up. Fun, fun, fun!!! |
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PLIA Mission Statement
The Pawtuckaway Lake Improvement Association (PLIA) is a Private, Non-Profit Organization formed to monitor and act upon environmental and safety issues in the Pawtuckaway Lake Watershed area. The PLIA also provides education, information, recreation and other services to its members.
The Association routinely conducts water quality sampling under the New Hampshire Volunteer Lake Assessment program of the State of New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services. Other activities (sailboat races, fishing derbies, etc.) may be coordinated by the Association, but are funded by program participants.
