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It has been a while. Have had many calls, texts & emails wondering when we'll do it again-HERE IT IS!!!! The fire will be going. Bring your friends. Stop in and meet some great people. We'll have between 10 and 70 there. Feel free to share and invite friends, family, co-workers or ? Let's have a great night on the river. Come and join us. This is easy to find. Right next to the river. So you can bring what ever you want and not worry about carrying it far. Bring your food, chairs & drinks. Bring something to share, if you'd like. I'll bring tables & I always bring the hot dogs, buns & long forks for roasting; marshmallows, paper plates, forks, all the condiments. Please RSVP, others want to know you'll be there. We always have many more than just the people that RSVP. The moon rises at 5:44 Sun sets at 4:54 The moon will be at 99.9% November Full Beaver Moon November’s full Moon was called the Beaver Moon by both the Algonquin tribes and colonial Americans. The Native Americans used the monthly Moons and nature’s signs as a sort of calendar to track the seasons. Why this name? Back then, this was the month to set beaver traps before the swamps froze, to ensure a supply of warm winter furs. The November full Moon was also called the Full Frost Moon by other Native American tribes.