Mariachi

Sonia Rameriz sang with a Mariachi Band this weekend to celebrate her 75th birthday.

LOCAL WHITE HERON

These four photos were submitted by Kathy Merlo of Westminster.  If any one has any photos of Hammer Point or any photos of Hammer Point residents boating, fishing, celebrating or any photos they want to share please send them to me.

BILLOWING SAILS

HAMMER POINT SUMMER RAINBOWS

HAMMER POINT RISING MOON

More Sewer Work from Gus

Sonia's 75th Birthday

Happy Birthday to Sonia Ramirez who turned 75 Wednesday.

Christmas Lights

Mike and Hollis of Aberdeen Court put up a beautiful display of lights every Holiday Season.

These 3 photos were sent to me by Rafael from Camelot.

Bird's Eye View

Osprey

This is an Osprey that is living in Hammer Point.

For the Hammer Point owners who have not been here in awhile I am going to post some pictures of the on going sewer work.

This photo is of the vent and hub that are installed in front of most houses that are on the side of the street that the transmission pipe was installed on. With a few shrubs it should not be as conspicuous as it looks in this photo.

This is some of the equipment that is used. Today is Friday and they don't work on the sewers today, they do maintainence on the equipment.

The streets are washed down every night, because all of the digging causes a lot of mud.

If you are on the other side of the street you end up with one of these in front of your house. I think this will eventually have a metal plate and concrete also.

This is a photo of the hubs that go under that big round plate.

The work is expected to be completed in a few months and then you will be notified that you have 30 days to hook up to the system.

All of the street are supposed to be repaved.

If anyone has any questions you can call me or email me and I will try to find the information you need. If you need a picture taken of your house and where your hook up is let me know and I will send you a picture.

As of today the south area of Hammer Point is almost completed.

Here is a picture of some Spoonbills that were near the entrance to Hammer Point. There were at least a dozen of them.