Tuesday, April 20, 2004

A GREAT Day FOR WALKING

Sunday the 18 of April proved to be a wonderful day for walking along the North Sydney/ Sydney Mines Harbour area.
A bright sunny day with a cool breeze blowing off the ice in the harbour and the Newfounland ferry in the background made it a picture postcard walk event for the 22 Island Hoppers who participated in this event.
The Event was led by Robin Grant and Isabel ensured we kept on the right trail through the community of Sydney Mines.
Alan Paruch and his son Jonathan joined us for this event and are looking forward to joining us for our next event and we are pleased to welcome them to to our club and Volkssporting.

Our next Event is Sunday 2nd of May at 2:00pm in Big Pond, this is a 10 Km walk led by Elsie Buck and the sweep for the event will be Joe MacKinnon, if you have questions about the walk call them at 562-3117.

Take Hwy 4 to Big Pond, turn left at Glengarry Road approx. 1Km to "Rear Big Pond Road" and East Bay Hills.


Did you get a brochure on our 1st Annual Celtic Colours Fall Walk Events? or Check out the website at:

Celtic Colours WALKS

Did you get the Application for our Louisbourg Events?

Want Information on our Bus Trip to Fundy National Park? Application forms should be filled out soonest!!!


Please Contact me for any of this important information:

bretonhoppers@hotmail.ca

or call me 902-849-0747




There are still a few copies of the Blue Book remaining:

Discouver Atlantic Canada Through VOLKSSPORTS

Excerpt from the "blue book"----


Volkssports Benefit:

The Individual-

through an increased level of non-competitive physcial activity, ideal for all ages

through a greater awareness of the community

by meeting new friends and sharing a common , enjoyable activity.

The family-

by providing an activity in which family members can participate together.

The community-

by attracting visitors to the community to participate in volkssport events

by showcasing their community to volksmarchers from other communities and countries

by providing a simple, inexpensive and healthy activity for their citizens.

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