Members of the Friends of Haumerson’s Pond held their annual Ski, Skate and Hike on Saturday at the Fort Atkinson Bark River Nature Park, although the lack of snow and recent mild temperatures canceled the skiing and skating.
Even so, an evening candlelight hike along the trails was popular. The event also featured toasty bonfires, music by an Irish band and a concession stand operated by the Rock River Clovers 4-H Club of Fort Atkinson.
Photos from the afternoon follow.
Friends of Haumerson’s Pond volunteers Floyd Woods, at left, and Katie Fortney, along with her son, Max, both seated on the wagon, prepare to place luminaries along the Bark River Nature Trail Saturday afternoon.
Brothers Caleb, from left, and Brayden Edwards, of Fort Atkinson, serve customers at the Rock River Clovers 4-H concession stand.
Youngsters check out the melted ice on Haumerson’s Pond. Recent warm temperatures led to cancellation of iceskating.
David and Suzanne Rahn, Fort Atkinson, from left, and their niece, Sarah Weh, emerge from the trail.While the skiing and skating were canceled thanks to Mother Nature, Haumerson’s Pond visitors still were able to hike at Bark River Nature Park Saturday.
Chris Spangler photos.
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