This is such a wonderful video. Be warned, it may bring a tear to your eye.
And then we wonder about those who could be so cruel to have inflicted the pain in the first place.
The WINGMAN campaign wraps up this coming Friday, 01 Nov, and I wanted to do a video to support my request for donations to Wings of Providence, the operators of this 2nd stage shelter for women and their children who are escaping from domestic abuse and violence.
Many generous people have donated, however I'm sure there are many more who can support this very worthy, and unfortunately, very necessary organization.
There is a QR code in the video to use for your donations.
Thank you so much for your support!
#domesticviolence #domesticabuse #wingman4wings #helpsavelives #helpsavefamilies
This came up in the wayback machine. Back in June 2019 there was a group of us doing a charity type ride in support of a young person with a serious illness. The ride went from Nisku to near Bluffton.
On the way we encountered a person making a move that impressed none of us. After watching you could well imagine some of the descriptive words used. I posted this thinking of an incident earlier that year in New Hampshire when a number of Marines on motorcycles died.
We were a group of about 40 motorcycles and this vehicle decided to pass us. You can see it coming up in my mirror and then going by. It pulled into the line about 6 or 7 bikes ahead because of possible oncoming traffic, and then pulled out to pass the remainder cutting it close when it pulled in front of the first rider, due to the close presence of oncoming traffic.
Well, while out for a wee ride today I came across this activity on Hwy 14, just east of Edmonton.
It seems that today is "Let's Check Trucks Day".
Quite a large crew of local constabulary out to do that for sure.
