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There was a little place
west of Moodyville, about a

quarter of a mile, where the |

people of Moodyville held
pienies, espectally the child.

ren, It was just a short walk ,

from ‘Knob Hill’, where the
gentry lived above Moody:
ville. A little Indian trail led

to the plenle prounds, Locat..

By Art Davies

ed just off the trail, was this
lovely spot in a clearing with
beautiful grass, blg trees,
vedar, spruce and lots of
maples,

As this area was ina tiny
bay, beside a creed many of
the children went there to
bathe. They had to walt
however, until the tide came
In, as the beach was shelved
aff very steeply. There was a

lo sHff of about three or |

four feet at the back with
logs, driftwood on the edge
of the shore. There were two
cabins at this clearing, One
was occupled by Harry
Gordon and had two rooms
and a cook stove in it. A Il¢tle
bit cast of his cabin was that
of Jimmy Boyce's. His cabin
was built right over the
beach and canoes used to tle
up to the verandah. Canoes
came in right under the cabin
when the tide was id,

corporated,
church plenics were held
there.

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In the middle of a
plot in front of

rassy

arry
Gordon's cabin was a cap:
stan, as to who put where it
was, and why,

. Some of the Moodyville
people used to lay thelr table
cloths down on the grass and
go Into Harry Gordon’s and
make tea for themselves, and
afterwards, when they were
finished, would leave Harry
the cake that wasn't eaten.
These happy events took
luce between 1882 and

After Vancouver was in-
Vancouver

This little ploneer picnic:
ing ground was afterwards
Lonsdale Gardens. A map of
North Vancouver, issued by
Mahon -McFarland and
Mahon, a large real estate
firm, In 1907, shows It In a

fees Ste

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