Hendo Fun Friends

A WALK IN THE PARK,
THIS WEEK: BILL MOORE COMMUNITY PARK (AKA FLETCHER PARK):
Fletcher Community Park is recognized as one of the best family parks in Western North Carolina. Park patrons have access to scenic walking trails, Cane Creek, and countless other amenities.
Difficulty: easy, peasy. In & Out natural packed surface.
Suitable for beginners? yes
Due to recent events, Ouija boards are no longer permitted.
We are the Sloth Walking Team: “A casual pace.”
Up to 12 ppl are welcome to join us.
https://biggeekdad.com/2015/11/nature-rx/
Length: 2 mi; Total ascent: 0.0 ft
Return Not earlier than: 11:30 am
Optional: Lunch somewhere???
This is a dog-participant walk. This event is NOT for those who are uncomfortable with the antics of fun-loving dogs. 'On leash' rules apply.
Weather Check: Fletcher, NC
All walks are at your own risk. You are responsible for your OWN safety and adequate equipment.
Waiver: : The organizer of this event is a volunteer and not a professional guide. The function of the organizer is only to organize this event. There are certain risks inherent in any outdoor activity. Each participant, by signing up to attend this event, agrees to release from liability the leader(s), Hendo Fun Friends, its Partners, Affiliates, and members for any accident, injury, illness, or personal loss which might occur while participating in this activity or while traveling in any vehicle during this trip. Each participant further agrees to abide by the rules and regulations concerning safety, to follow instructions of the leader(s), and not to become intentionally separated from the group. The leader(s) also has the right to use any images collected on this trip for recording on website photo collections.
gordie's contact: CurmudgeonHiker@gmail.com
(before day of hike): 828.393.0297 (text only)
Pics: https://www.flickr.com/photos/146993931@N05/albums

You are convivially invited to an afternoon of raucous laughter and abandon while playing the game(s) of Mule Train Dominoes (a simplified version of Mexican Train Dominoes.) This version of "Mexican Train" was developed by cheating during the long cold Winter of Wisconsin.
Social hour at 1:30 PM; Games start at 2 PM
I will have up to 3 game tables reserved.
NOTE: if you park in ‘metered parking’, carry your parking tag – Dry Falls will give you a $credit.
Enjoy a large, climate-controlled indoor area.
Asst’d beers, wines, water & soft drinks available.
A Mexican Food Truck is available
You are encouraged to purchase drink at the venue.
https://dryfallsbrewing.com/
Optional: You may bring (non-messy) finger food. (to share if you like).
gordie's contact: CurmudgeonHiker@gmail.com
828.393.0297 (text only)

Gathering on the third Sunday evening each month in the Hendersonville Presbyterian Church (HPC) community room, a crowd of up to 200 people enjoy a special blend of bluegrass and gospel music interspersed with humorous anecdotes and inspirational messages — and free ice cream and cookies to boot!

Usually fewer than 20 percent of those attending are members of HPC. The rest of the audience comes from various backgrounds, denominations and ages to hear the combination of original gospel music and old-time Southern gospel songs. A love offering for the band is taken, but giving is strictly voluntary.
HPC is located at the corner of Seventh Avenue and Grove Street. Parking is in the rear of the church and accessible from Grove and King Streets and from Sixth Avenue. For more information about the
church and the Bash, visit hendersonvillepc.org or call the church office, 828-692-3211.