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Canada Day 2002

A long line-up,	Out into the street.	A bit of a wait . . .	A few anxious moments . . .
Then safety displays and great draws.	And Oh! At long last . . . The plates!!!	And lots of cooks.	Cooking pancakes . . .
Bacon and sausage . . .	And eggs.	No doubt about it. This was the best end of the line.	The Terrace Water Rescue boat was a hit with the kids,
And fire truck rides . . . WOW!	Hey ma . . . Look at me!	Firefighter Ron Fleming was the tour guide.	And for some of the crowd . . . A quick nap after a very busy morning.
The Thornhill Junior Secondary Stage Band provided the entertainment.	Saxaphone section,	Brass section,	Blowing their horns for a good cause:
The Dare to Dream Foundation.	Oh . . . And thank you for the tent!	After a great breakfast, we moved on to Heritage Park Museum for the afternoon.	It was a relaxing affair,
With a constant flow of people coming and going.	Sitting and chatting . . .	Viewing heritage displays . . .	Enjoying live music . . .
It was a busy place!	There were free balloons,	Some attached to small kids.	There were stilts made for walking,
And a few who could do it.	Well . . . More than a few.	There were hives . . . Bee hives, that is.	Some brave people had a real close look.
There was face painting . . .	And brotherly love.	And vintage cars, which attracted a curious crowd.	There was this . . .
And there was that.	And, of course, FOOD!	Canada Day 2002 . . . In spite of the weather, a really great day!