I was going to say today but it's so late that it was actually yesterday, Saturday - We, my wife Giggles and I, met some members of the Juno unit in Trenton at 6:00am and rode 220km to the Bolton Legion. From here we departed on a great, 270km, ride throughout the GTA. The last 30 miniutes were spent in heavy rain but that's all part of it. At the Tony Stacey Centre we visited with some of the veterans, we had some food, some entertainment and a lot of fun. FUB and the gang put on a great spread with prizes, speaches and music. Once again the support shown throughout the CAV was overwhelming, I was trying to remember all the unit tags that I saw but there were just too many. The money raised from the ride, T-shirt sales, unit donations, and a 50/50 draw winning donated back to the TSC by Juno's CP brought the total to over $10,000, WOW.
All in all Juno rode 590km, got soaked by some rain, got dirt and grit in our teeth, BUT
IT WAS WORTH IT!
I would do this again in a heartbeat because these folks didn't stop fighting for us, not in the rain not in the snow, so once again thanks to all who participated in the ride and helped raise the funds, a special thanks goes to FUB for organizing this great event, but the real thanks goes to all the Veterans for everything they have done for us!
Thank you.
After the BBQ we headed to Wellington for icecream to take the edge off of a hot day.
Following the icecream stop some of us decided to ride to Kingston to tour Wolf Island. On our way there we found out that Florida drivers aren't as curtious as us Canuks, being cut off to the point where he drove his SUV between our 1st bike and 2nd bike of a 3 bike tour - while making a turn at a traffic light! When we recomposed our selves we headed for the ferry. 
At the ferry we met a couple of friends and crossed to the island. 
It was a georgeous ride on a georgeous day with good friends. The wind mills were an interesting site this close. 
On the way back we stopped at a patio pub for some grub (I was hungry) before we boarded the ferry back to Kingston. 
The haul back to Trenton in the dark was uneventful but enjoyable. What a great day!
When it was all said and done $10,000 was raised for Canada Company's Children's Scholarship Fund, and another $10,000 for the Wounded Warriors Fund. A job well done guys, give yourselves a pat on the back!
