Stormy Weather and then Sunshine for our Hardy Skiers.

Jacques Pigeon2017-01-132018-02-10 Association

As I write this post, news from Europe – especially France and Germany – is about major snow and ice storms with hundreds of thousands of homes without power. It has been pretty turbulent around here as well with two major power outages in the last ten days. Enough to make generator sellers really happy!

But, as you can see from this photograph taken by Robert Percy at Morin Heights on January 13 – yes Friday the thirteenth – sunny weather is back and the hardiest of us were on the slopes, enjoying this first outing of the Dunany Ski Club.

Yeah, I know, you can hardly recognize many of them, especially the shy ones with the goggles, but my special agent and life partner tells me they are all DCA members of good standing and that they had a great time!

7 thoughts on “Stormy Weather and then Sunshine for our Hardy Skiers.”

Maryse 2017-01-13 at 4:56 PM

Boy, you are on top of things Jacques!
Claudette Hay 2017-01-13 at 6:32 PM

I’m just sorry I wasn’t in the photo!
Don Sutherland 2017-01-13 at 7:32 PM

When and where does the Dunany Ski Club meet? Is it every Friday at Morin Heights?
Carolyn Everson-Irwin 2017-01-13 at 7:35 PM

#jealous
jacques_pigeon Post author2017-01-13 at 10:11 PM

Yes Don, every Friday morning at 9:30 bottom of slopes at Morin Heights Ski Resort.
lois finch 2017-01-14 at 12:59 PM

The snow shoers also had a great time
jacques_pigeon Post author2017-01-14 at 1:23 PM

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This Web site is sponsored by the Dunany Community Association (DCA), a community based organization, made up of people who reside in proximity to its surrounding lakes: Clear, Boyd, Black and Curran, free of motor boats.

The association’s raison d’être is to protect, maintain and enhance the quality of its environment, notably the quality of the water in its four lakes. The association also supports the development of community spirit by enabling social and cultural activities.

The association was founded in 1963 and is managed by a volunteer Board of Directors. It works closely with the two other pillars of Dunany, namely the Dunany Country Club and the Church of St-Paul’s of Dunany.

Dunany is located in Canada's Laurentian Mountains, 10 km north of Lachute, and about an hour away from Montreal, Quebec.