Full Moon Hikers
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On or near the evening of the full moon, the full moon hikers (aka the “mooners”) gather and enjoy a special form of fellowship, hiking local trails and sharing the food we’ve brought in our backpacks (everything from sushi to trail mix to cheese and crackers to home-baked goodies to fruit and veggies — in short, anything people would like to bring). As we gaze at the luminous moon, we toast each other and the moon with a little port (supplied by the group leader), feeling grateful for the opportunity to be together in nature. The evening is not complete without a group howl.
The hikes vary from short and easy to longer and a little more challenging. A few days before the hike, you will receive a detailed notice of where and when to meet. We step out every month, and only rainy weather keeps us from hiking. All are welcome; the more, the merrier! You may email Sandra Weil to be put on the “mooners” contact list. |
A huge golden full moon rises above the trees on a recent hike on Mt. Burdell in Novato.
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The sun sets behind the mooners as they snack before howling.
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Community Congregational Church 145 Rock Hill Road, Tiburon, CA 94920 Phone: 415-435-9108 email: [email protected] |
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The United Church of Christ acknowledges that its buildings and ministries, in all of its settings, are situated on traditional territories of Native, First Nations, American Indian, and Indigenous Peoples. The Northern California-Nevada Conference Office is on traditional Miwok land.
Community Congregational Church gathers on Coast Miwok land. We gather as guests.
Community Congregational Church gathers on Coast Miwok land. We gather as guests.