ROLLING FOR RESCUE 2006 - JOURNAL PAGE 9 (DAY 1)

NOW PLAYING: TENTING TONIGHT
(INSTRUMENTAL VERSION)

We're tenting tonight on the old campground
Give us a song to cheer
Our weary hearts, a song of home
And 'Dales we love so dear.

Chorus

Many are the dogs that are weary tonight
Wishing for the day to cease,
Many are the hearts looking for the right
To have the sleep of peace.
Tenting tonight, tenting tonight
Tenting on the old campground.

(With Apologies to Walter Kittredge)

DAY ONE: SUNDAY, JULY 9

Sidney Hardie writes in the morning:
Tell Christine & Tim I'm thinking of them and wishing them blue skies and a steady breeze at their backs. No rescue emergencies to report --- Roll On!

Anna Brown, Christine's Mother,
writes in the afternoon:
Just heard from Christine and they are at Medina, New York, their destination for today. It took three hours and 55 minutes to go 49.95 miles. Weather is fine but warm with a breeze. The group stopped at Lockport and toured the caves under the canal.

Home Away From Home
This is our tent & our stuff


DAY ONE: SUNDAY, JULY 9
Sidney Hardie writes in the morning: Tell Christine & Tim I'm thinking of them and wishing them blue skies and a steady breeze at their backs. No rescue emergencies to report --- Roll On! Anna Brown, Christine's Mother, writes in the afternoon: Just heard from Christine and they are at Medina, New York, their destination for today. It took three hours and 55 minutes to go 49.95 miles. Weather is fine but warm with a breeze. The group stopped at Lockport and toured the caves under the canal. Home Away From Home This is our tent & our stuff

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