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was cool, but not raining in Kamloops. However, we
did not know what to expect at Logan Lake.
The weather turned out just like years ago {at UBC} |

Once again Bob & Michele Gielseman are ready to lead
the driving tour.
This time to Logan Lake via Lac Le Jeune for a coffee
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Bryan
Vye with his 1921 Dodge
behind him direct traffic to the
Lac Le Jeune campsite
for the coffee stop. |

Garry Grant, John Foley
& Andy Cordonier
watch as the cars arrive |

People of all ages were
waiting for the cars |

Including the parking
committee. |
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Once again John's trailer
comes into play.
This time as a mobile coffee shop.
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After coffee, home made cookies and a visit it was time to
head for Logan Lake for lunch. |
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Steve Bell was checking with
Kathy Kovacs if coffee was ready. |

Kitchen staff just waiting. |

Don Potts stands by club cook trailer
with chili ready to go. |
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Andy
Cordonier & Ray Henry watch the cars arrive
at Logan Lake.
Frank Amon shows
the way to parking.
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With all the cars parked it was time to head for lunch.
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Steve Bell cooks the
grill cheese sandwiches.
Marlene Beddie helps
Steve.
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Jan Surline tries to get grandchildren to stand still
for picture. |
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John's trailer in the background served up the balance of
the cookies and coffee. |
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Lunch over it was time to head for home via Tunkwa Lake
& Savona.
Side tours available to Highland Valley Copper Mine Site
&
The Left Field Cidery |
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Back on the road again heading home.
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Ron Buck helps
Jake Surline {Tour Director} direct traffic
on the way down the hill as he did not need
the mechanic.
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