Before heading out to the Bridge Lake “Radio” We had this visitor on our property this fine “Radio” morning … (Jacob calls  a “rodeo” a “radio” )
The boys and Jess got up close and personal with the Buck. Â He didn’t mind them at all.
See him between the rails ~
Shawn waving bye ~
Jess and the four leaf clover…
The boys wearing Grampa’s glasses…
I wanted to do a blog just on the two fun events our grandboys were in ~
Jake running without the wooden horse ~Â
ah hell he was having a great time ~
Jake & his prize. Â Cowboys and girls getting ready to chase the pig…
Kids lining up to chase the pig~
Serious business ~
The Prize ~
Jake is running…….little kid with black hat…
Shawn (yellow hat & shirt) don’t turn your back … grab the ribbon~
Jake grab the ribbon ~
A spectator and Shawn chasing that pig ~
Three really special ladies ~
Curious Jake ~ what do I do with these ? Â Pretty in pink ~
Jake whatsa matta ?! Â ~ Â We had a great time at the Bridge Lake “Radio” it was sunny and warm. Â Good company and great food ~












What a beautiful site indeed ~

Some great buildings at the 108 Heritage Site ~

Great bunch of Gals ~ Roberta , Donna, Uli, Bianca
Mayor Campsall ( he was one of our burger cookers no time for photo op ) and some of Joanie’s Sweet Alpaca’s ~ they were posing ~
Wendy  (man if I had half this gal’s energy ) & my hot dog cohort Roberta ~ She is the hot dog whisperer…
Colleen & Dan  and  Mr. Al Richmond (onion and burger aficionado )
Hurdy Gurdy Girls ~
Chief Mike Archie & some of 100 Mile’s finest ~
More Hurdy Gurdy Girls ~
Love the roof on this old building~ nobody knew where the heck the Ice cream was tho ~Â
Some guests enjoying the grub ~
Partner Assisted Learning folks ~
Dignitaries on stage ~
Hope everyone had a Happy Canada Day !





This fellow was a participant in the parade and deservedly so ~ This Veteran is James D. Milliken born  March 10, 1921 he joined the Canadian Navy at the age of 18 in May 1939.  Mr. Milliken was a submarine detector for the duration of World War 2.  He spent 55 months in the North Atlantic .  He displays his medals proudly.  Thank you for your Service Mr. Milliken~


Mr. Bob Wagensteen is  one of the main forces behind Red Friday’s in 100 Mile House. Acknowlegement goes to the students from 100 Mile Junior School  who support our Canadian Armed Forces..



Perhaps these young cadets will be part of of Armed Forces in the future~
Shannon & Deb
Tanya & His Worship Mayor Mitch Campsall












Faye & Mun ~



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