Belfast Hike With Skip & Cloe

Skip, always the gentleman lead  a bunch of brave DOC'ers on a beautiful hike once again
Sunshine offset the snow and cold weather 
Thanks Skip & Cloe


 

2015 4th quarterly at the Manor Inn

The 2015 4th quarterly at the Manor Inn was, as usual a great time for everybody to ditch the back pack and hiking boots for a fine meal and more talking

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St. Sauveur Nov 19th 2015

Still no snow and St Sauveur awaits
It's so nice to have ANP at our disposal ... the DOC is very lucky

Pemetic Mtn Nov 11 2015

November and no snow ... a good time to get in one last mountain hike for the DOC

Oct 2015 Twin Pines

The DOC "camping trip" has evolved into a " Luxury camping trip " .  Once again the club has chosen Twin Pines as the location for the annual camping trip. Heater, soft beds, and a restaurant for dinner make this location a favorite.

Lest we forget the beautiful scenery take a look at these pictures ... it's no wonder we keep returning to Twin Pines






 

2015-9-17 The DOC Checkes out the new Schoodic Hiking Trails and park

Christina, ...  deifying, all park rules leads which must be largest attendance hike in a long time, on a great hike in the newly completed Schoodic Park on MDI











 

2015-7-9 Frolic to Warren Island

Rick & Carol A. were kind enough to use their boat "FROLIC" to ferry 28 DOC members to Warren Island state park for a hike around the island. We departed from Castine town dock and returned about 3:30. A boat ride on Penobscot bay and a walk on Warren Island .. who could ask for more. Special thanks to Rick & Carol for their generous offer of the FROLIC.  A outing to remember

ing to be remembered.

Resplendent

Another DOC member looking resplendent ...

2015-7-2 Poplar Hut Hike

Valerie L. lead this weeks hike to Carrabassett Valley. Hiking to one of the “Hut” trails.

2015-6-16 Hike & Moose Watching in Millinocket

Sue S. organized this weeks hike.  Sue enlisted Don Nodine (Millinocket's resident moose spotter) as our spotter and hike leader for a 5+ mile hike in the area.  1 moose was spotted but not by everybody.  It appears that the only moose in the area was a bit shy and was only seen by the few ladies that ventured into the bushes ... for some reason. 
In all fairness to Don, his favorite moose spotting location was being logged during our visit.  In any case it was good weather, not too many bugs and a very nice hike on the River Pond Nature Trail

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