The reviews are coming in and the spring tour was a tremendous success! Photos to follow.
Thanks to Hugo and Tom for providing this strange set of photos. I would guess they all originate in Europe. I cannot identify many of them.
I'll run these for the next couple of days.
I'll run these for the next couple of days.
As previously mentioned, this Sunday is the run for Camp Ooch--a camp that allows kids with cancer to enjoy a very special summer experience. Jack's Pack has now raised over $21K for this very worthy cause.
We would be grateful for your support.
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On May 13, at least four members of the Southern Ontario Region of the HCCA will be running in the Sporting Life 10K race, in support of Camp Ooch.
A few months ago, our friend Jack was diagnosed with leukemia. Of course, this came as a terrible shock, and left many of us wishing there was something we could do to help.
Throughout his treatment, Jack has been incredibly brave. He has had tremendous support from his family and community. He has been fortunate to have world class care at Sick Kids Hospital. And because of these factors, the results have been positive.
A couple of weeks ago, we learned that Jack's Pack had been formed to run in the Sporting Life 10K race, to raise funds for Camp Ooch. Throughout the treatment period, we have heard about Camp Ooch's incredible programming, right in the hospital, benefitting the patients, parents, and even siblings.
Now, there was a way we could help. AND SO CAN YOU!!
Please visit one of the links below if you would like to support us in this very worthy event.
Thank you! Ian, Steve, Tania (links below), Nicola, Andrew.
www.ooch.org/ianhayhurst
http://www.ooch.org/page.aspx?pid=989&tab=0&frsid=5988
http://www.ooch.org/page.aspx?pid=989&tab=0&frsid=5854
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And now the car....
This was labeled as a 1914 Aurora, but the Standard Catalog does not list such a make surviving that late. Any ideas on this mystery machine? Hard to imagine that many foreign breeds made it to rural Kansas in 1914.
We would be grateful for your support.
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On May 13, at least four members of the Southern Ontario Region of the HCCA will be running in the Sporting Life 10K race, in support of Camp Ooch.
A few months ago, our friend Jack was diagnosed with leukemia. Of course, this came as a terrible shock, and left many of us wishing there was something we could do to help.
Throughout his treatment, Jack has been incredibly brave. He has had tremendous support from his family and community. He has been fortunate to have world class care at Sick Kids Hospital. And because of these factors, the results have been positive.
A couple of weeks ago, we learned that Jack's Pack had been formed to run in the Sporting Life 10K race, to raise funds for Camp Ooch. Throughout the treatment period, we have heard about Camp Ooch's incredible programming, right in the hospital, benefitting the patients, parents, and even siblings.
Now, there was a way we could help. AND SO CAN YOU!!
Please visit one of the links below if you would like to support us in this very worthy event.
Thank you! Ian, Steve, Tania (links below), Nicola, Andrew.
www.ooch.org/ianhayhurst
http://www.ooch.org/page.aspx?pid=989&tab=0&frsid=5988
http://www.ooch.org/page.aspx?pid=989&tab=0&frsid=5854
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And now the car....
This was labeled as a 1914 Aurora, but the Standard Catalog does not list such a make surviving that late. Any ideas on this mystery machine? Hard to imagine that many foreign breeds made it to rural Kansas in 1914.
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