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Santa Greets Children, Families At Orleans Yacht Club
Santa Claus gets a hug from one of his young fans last Saturday upon arriving by boat at the Orleans Yacht Club. Santa’s arrival and breakfast at the yacht club were sponsored by the Orleans Chamber of Commerce. See page 29 for more photos. RYAN BRAY PHOTO
Santa and Mrs. Claus take inventory of what children want for Christmas this year.
Santa Claus and crew arrived last Saturday morning by boat at the Orleans Yacht Club. From left in back are Orleans Natural Resources Director Nate Sears, Mike MacNamara and Assistant Harbormaster Gardner Jamieson. In front from left are Declan McNamara, Santa, Orleans Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Judy Lindahl and Chronicle Advertising Manager Justin Alex.
Staff from The Rail and The Barley Neck served up breakfast inside the Orleans Yacht Club.
Last weekend’s event was full of wonder, for some more than others.
ORLEANS – Santa Claus might travel the world by sleigh. But last weekend in Orleans, he arrived by boat.
A crowd of children and families awaited excitedly for the Jolly Old Elf’s annual arrival at the Orleans Yacht Club on Nov. 29. As is the custom, Santa arrived by boat with an entourage led by the town’s natural resources manager, Nate Sears.
Santa greeted children on the dock before heading inside the Yacht Club, where children eagerly told him and Mrs. Claus what they wanted for Christmas. Staff from The Rail and Barley Neck served breakfast, after which Santa made an appearance nearby at Snows Home and Garden on Main Street.
The event, sponsored by the Orleans Chamber of Commerce, followed this year’s tree lighting ceremony and Holiday Shopping Stroll on Nov. 28.
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