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We met at the Petro-Can west of town 14 Chapter members arrived driving 11 vintage and 3 daily drivers
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At 9 am it was time to hit the road It was a nice drive up the the back road to Lac Le Jeune Provincial Campsite |
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 | We made a pretend coffee stop and a chance to check the rest rooms |
 Parking lot over looking the lake |  View of the lake and picnic site |

The boys comparing notes
|  Guess where Don & Ken were? | Don Potts bribing Sue and Laura with home made cookies
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From the lake it was a short drive to Logan Lake where we regrouped at the tourist center for a picture of ur cars in front of the huge dump truck and shovel from the mine |
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After leaving Logan Lake we stopped at the view point over looking the Highland Valley Copper mine |
 | Steve & Susan Bell along with Bernard & Maryanne King can be seen here reading the information about the mine. |  |
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After our brief stop it was time to head off down the long steep hill to Ashcroft |
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We ate our picnic lunches in Ashcroft at their Millennium Park.
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The weather was gorgeous and having lunch under the shade tress was most welcomed |
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Marge
& Ken Hoshowski
Wendy & Robert Sparrow
John, & Lila Foley with Janice Gillis
 
Art &
Sal Harms
Vicky
Wallin
Dave Dickinson & Sue
Wilson

Susan
& Steve Bell
Darla
Stephens & Niick Scown
Denis & Laura
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Leaving Ashcroft we drove through Cache Creek passing Cariboo Sam as we headed north to Horsting Farmers Market They have everything there from flowers, produce to a bakery & cafe They do have a reputation for their delious sandwiches, pies and cinnamon buns. |  | |
 | The last leg of our day trip was the the 31 km drive to Walhachin.
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 | On the way into Walhachin you have to cross over the South Thompson River Bridge
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 | We parked on the edge and looked over the South Thompson River |  |
|  Great day but time to head home | |
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