So after a five day layover in sunny Greensboro we finally got to watch the Hurricanes. They won (2 - 1 over the Kings), in what I thought, was a hard hitting, fast paced game of hockey. Some disagreed, some don't remember!
Jason organised a big crew for the Hurricane's game - Robbie, Chad, Josh, Eric, Pat, Art, James, and I all journeyed the hour to Raleigh and were going to set up for a tailgate party prior to the game. Tailgate party never happened as it was pouring rain so we headed to a local pub to pass the time.
Here are all the lads, prior to the game in Greensboro:
Here are all the lads, prior to the game in Raleigh (see any differences):
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3 comments:
Will this journey become known in Pictou county as "The Transformation of Art in the 21st century?"
Be afraid....very afraid
Maybe you should rename the RAV4 as the Zamboni:
....The Zamboni leaves the line with alacrity (revved to its 3000-rpm redline), rockets up to 9.7 mph and then stays at exactly that speed for the full 200-ft. length of the rink. Those old myths that you will "black out" or "be unable to breathe" at speeds above 9.5 mph proved to be completely untrue. I was perfectly comfortable, once I got over the excitement, and felt no ill effects then or later.
There's not much luggage space, unless you dump the snow, and $50,000 is a lot of money for any sport ute with a top speed of only 9.7 mph.
Keep it up MacLean, very impressive recap of the trip so far. Can't wait to touch base with you sometime to hear all the classic stories..... awesome!! Good luck with the rest of your trip buddy! And to Jamie and Art, hope you had a blast on your journey.... I'm sure you did! Take care fellas!
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