Early fall run chapter II return to Cobden- long

[Paul Landry]

Jim..

You tell a story like few others..  Thanks for the good laugh... 

I hope my retirement has some great events and memories like these!..   ;-D

 
Paul W. Landry
P_Landry at telus.net

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From: The Masons [mailto:masonjs at nrtco.net] 
Subject: Early fall run chapter II return to Cobden- long


Thursday I awoke early but it was not bright, it was 4:00 am and the f#$@*^n
Canada geese had been gorgeing on the lawn and honking for 2 hours. Along
with that they set off the security lights every couple of minutes, like a
quiet lightning storm.   I went into the boys dormitory and found Thomas
paintball gun.  Jack woke up and asked what I was doing - "going goose
hunting".  "Can I come?"  "Grab your rifle and come on" .  How to corupt an
11 year old.  

 The maples on the sides of the road were spectacular colours, reds, yellows
and orange with a clear blue sky above like riding past a never ending
mural.  I stopped several places in the park to take photos.  

An hour later I was home, 3 days, 7 hours riding each day and 1621 km.