Earlier this year, the Peacock Gap HOA invited residents to submit their most awe-inspiring neighborhood pictures for sharing on our website—pictures that would reflect the essence and beauty of “Life in the Gap.” Not ones to disappoint, some of our neighbors channeled their inner shutterbugs and turned in scenes of sand and sea, golf course serenity, wildlife whimsy, and more. So, take a moment to enjoy scenes of the area, your home, as lovingly collected by your fellow residents. In appreciation of photographers' efforts and talents, we’ve taken the opportunity to recognize them with a short description of what we most admired and enjoyed about their images…because everyone’s a winner in the Gap!

Below are just a sampling of the outstanding photographs contributed by our residents. Please click on the links that follow to view the full selection of images submitted.

In addition, we’ve turned a few of these lovely images into puzzles found in the “Neighborhood” section of our website, under the header entitled “Puzzles.” We hope you’ll enjoy cracking these picture puzzles…though we must warn you, they can be addictive!

Within these pages you will find many interesting stories, facts, and articles about this wonderful area in Marin and the surrounding neighborhoods. Also available is an ever-growing library of our governing documents, our Board meeting agendas and minutes, and links to our history and other newsworthy items. Please tour these pages, and learn more about our dynamic neighborhood.

Peacock Gap celebrated its half-century mark last year, and during this time we have grown and developed to become one of Marin’s most sought-after areas to call home. We invite you to explore our neighborhood.

Should you have questions, comments, or want to get more involved in the PGHA, please click on Contacts in the menu above. We are always looking for new ideas, and welcome your comments and suggestions. And please volunteer – your all-volunteer Board needs your input and your energy.

Thank you,

Greg Faulkner
PGHA President.