Recuperation journey: Saturday sunset

 Seen at 5 p.m. in Derby. Have a nice evening.

Around the yard: Part 24 - Remaining foliage with a clear blue sky backdrop

I thought I should capture the beautiful color this morning before it disappears.

Drive-through food drive is today at Christ Episcopal Church in Ansonia

 

Seymour Public Library to host 'Lost NYC' lecture via Zoom

Demolition of old Madison Square Garden. 

 SEYMOUR - The Seymour Public Library adult program department will host a free lecture by Jason Scappaticci via Zoom at 6:30 p.m. Nov. 17.

From the library's website:

"New York City is noted for its historic architecture. Unfortunately, many landmarks have fallen victim to the wrecking ball in the name of progress. 

Did you ever see the lost Pennsylvania Station? Do you know about the Cornelius Vanderbilt II New York Mansion one of the largest homes ever built in the United States? 

Did you know that the current Madison Square Garden is actually the fourth venue that bears that name?
Zoom with us and join us for a tour of some of New York City's most famous demolished landmarks."

Join Zoom Meeting
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/85219137963...

Meeting ID: 852 1913 7963
Passcode: LostNYC 

Around the yard: Part 23 - Last of the vibrant color

Took a photo today because the fall foliage is fading fast.

 

Recuperation journey: Peanuts for breakfast

I enjoyed the unseasonably warm temps this morning along with a friend. The squirrel got several peanuts from me; unfortunately  I didn't get a photo of him eating one.

He does get camera shy sometimes!

Registration open for Commodore Hull Thanksgiving Day 5K Road Race

Registration is open for the Boys & Girls Club of the Lower Naugatuck Valley’s annual Commodore Hull Thanksgiving Day 5K Road Race, and there is still plenty of room for runners. 

Race shirts and bibs are only guaranteed for runners registered by Nov. 18.

Now in its 18th year, this year’s race is a virtual format for the first time ever. Participants can run anywhere they choose within the timeframe of the race as long as it equals 5k (3.1 miles). 

The race timeframe is from 8 a.m. on Thanksgiving Day - our traditional race start time -through 8 p.m. on Nov. 29. To register, go to www.BGC- LNV.org and click the Commodore Hull link.

Registration is the same low fee as always, including free registration for seniors 70+ and $10 registration for grammar and high school students, thanks to a grant from the Valley Community Foundation. 

Runners can use the RaceJoy app to time themselves, or they can use another device such as an Apple Watch or Fitbit and upload their time manually to the race website. Timing services are provided by our long-standing timer, FastTrack Timing LLC. Race results will be available on the website after the race window closes.

Runners using RaceJoy will receive progress alerts while they run as well as their official end time. Family and friends can track runners on the app as well, and send virtual “cheers.” RaceJoy is free to our runners and spectators.

Full details about this year’s race, including an FAQ, are available on the race website at www.BGC-LNV.org/commodore-hull-race. 

This is a press release from the Boys & Girls Club of the Lower Naugatuck Valley.