When walking Shore road this week, Rafe’s Chasm was shining with blue skies and a lone house in the woods.

My View of Life on the Dock
When walking Shore road this week, Rafe’s Chasm was shining with blue skies and a lone house in the woods.

Low visibility…




Current Nia Routine: Motown
Come join us as we revisit a routine celebrating the great music of Motown. You will sing along and groove to the tunes like Superstition, Baby Love, and more.
Moving to Heal NEW TIME Thursdays at 1:30 PM
Moving to Heal Nia is a slower, less intensive class with less standing and more done in the chair. Great for people with injuries or conditions that make it hard to participate in a classic Nia class. Also good for people getting back into exercise. For more info on Moving to Heal, see the info and videos on my web site or click here
Restorative Yoga

In this crazy season, treat yourself to an hour of peace, relaxation and restoration. Lovely passive practice aimed at quieting the nervous system, mind and body.
Find some cushions, large books, yoga blocks, blankets, whatever you…
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Since we won’t be podcasting this morning, I thought some of you might like to see what it looks like behind the scenes when we take the podcast on the road. These are from recent livestreams at the Beauport, Passports and Mile Marker One. Each sight has its own setup and lighting requirements and its own personality. We had a great time at each of these and would like to especially thank Ray and Destiny (Beauport); Eric (Passports) and Patrick (Mile Marker One). And here’s how the magic happens when we are on the road:







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Living with White Sharks
Please join us onThursday, February 17that 7:30pm to hear from Dr. Gregory Skomal of Massachusetts Division of Marine Fisheries.
| White sharks have been returning to the Gulf of Maine in greater numbers in response to the regional recovery of seal populations. For more than a decade, the MA Division of Marine Fisheries and collaborators have been studying the ecology, behavior, and natural history of white sharks off the easy coast of the US using state-of-the-art tagging technology. The focus of Dr. Skomal’s current research has been to gain a better understanding of where, when, and how white sharks hunt their prey.Join Dr. Skomal as he shares this research as he and his team attempt to develop a science-based strategy for mitigating potential shark and human conflicts.Q&A to be moderated by GMGI Donald G… |
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Fenwick Love Stories
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Chris McCarthy ’85 & Charleen Ellis ’85 – Chris and Charleen met in 1984 under the library overhang at Fenwick. They got married October 1990 and have had the best 37 years of their lives together!
My first 2022 lunch on the deck today. Our thaw will be short lived with snow predicted tomorrow, but everyone is enjoying it.











Join us at the Rhumb Line for the Super Bowl. Wings, Pulled Pork Sliders, Mac ‘N Cheese, and bar snacks. If you missed out on football squares everywhere else, try your luck with our 50/50 Raffle. Proceeds go to the Open Door Food Pantry. As members of the service industry we are eager to help those experiencing food insecurities.



Ladies awaiting…

International Dory Race dates have been set
June Eliminations June 4th
International Races June 18th in Gloucester
August Eliminations August 6th
International Races August 2oth in Canada

On Tuesday, February 15th at 4 p.m. on Zoom, the Creation Care Team of the Annisquam Village Church will present local horticulturist Nick Anderson. He will be speaking on “Making Meadows & Listening to the Land: Unleashing Ecological Productivity in Landscapes is Faster, Easier and Cheaper Than We Think.”
Nick Anderson studied horticulture at Brooklyn Botanic Garden and worked for years as a gardener and restoration practitioner for New York City Parks, Brooklyn Bridge Park, Riverside Park and for private clients. He specializes in plant community based horticulture using regionally native plant species. Nick now resides on Cape Ann where he works with private clients.
Anderson’s presentation is part of the church’s “For Nature” initiative, whose mission is to take action to create ever more habitable natural spaces for plant and animal life to thrive. The church has created a “Nature Pledge” to invite the community to take specific steps.
All are welcome to attend. For the Zoom link, visit https://annisquamvillagechurch.org
For more information: https://annisquamvillagechurch.org/for-nature/


Poster & photo by Louise Welch
