Salty's Silvery Moon Soiree draws many
Oct 22, 2013
Liam Waldron, a second grade student, noshes on a s'more. BY GEORGIA SPARLING
There was no shortage of people or of s'mores for the 7th annual Salty's Silvery Moon Soiree at Dunseith Garden on Friday night.
Hosted by the Mattapoisett Land Trust, the event featured camp fires with wood cut from land trust property over the past year, complimentary snacks, and a storyteller.
There was also music from Mattapoisett resident Luana Josvold, who brought her accordion.
"I'll play as long as I can see, then I'll make a s'more!" she said.
Board member Don Cuddy said the event has become a tradition in town.
"It's the seventh successful year in an event that's become established," Cuddy said.
Liam Waldron, a second grade student, noshes on a s'more. BY GEORGIA SPARLING
Land trust member Ellen Flynn hands out s'mores supplies BY GEORGIA SPARLING
Local students decorated bags that lit up the entry to the park. BY GEORGIA SPARLING
Luana Josvold said she has played the accordion since she was 6. BY GEORGIA SPARLING
Adults got in on the marshmallow toasting too! BY GEORGIA SPARLING
Oscar Hutchinson eats his s'more and keeps a marshmallow on standby. BY GEORGIA SPARLING
