A huge gathering of supercars and vintage vehicles at a large venue that seems more of a private club for the wealthy than a spectator racing circuit. Entrance was by donation with all funds going to local charities including the David Foster Foundation and the Cowichan District Hospital Foundation. There were many interesting vehicles but it wasn't the best organized event we've ever been to. We got there as it opened at 11 am and left about an hour later as the crowd was starting to build.
At the end of June 2018, I retired from a job I’d enjoyed for over twenty years and left a city I’d lived in since childhood to start a new life on Vancouver Island. Sidney, a town of about 12,000 folks, is about four and a half thousand kilometers west and several thousand light years away from Toronto. This blog is a way to share our transition and ongoing journey.
Showing posts with label Duncan. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Duncan. Show all posts
Monday, August 27, 2018
Saturday, July 7, 2018
Antique Truck Show at BC Forest Discovery Centre, Duncan
We take the ferry from Brentwood Bay to Mill Bay to avoid the busy traffic of Victoria. The crossing takes about 25 minutes and cost us about $30.
The BC Forestry Discovery Centre collects and preserves "artifacts relevant to coastal forestry, as well as educating the public about life, work and the environment in forest communities of coastal British Colombia.
With the price of admission ($16 adults, $14 seniors) you get unlimited rides on the steam train as well. http://bcforestdiscoverycentre.com/
Reconstruction of a mess hall in a forestry camp.
We visited the Forestry Centre on this particular day, for the Antique Truck Show hosted by the Vancouver Island chapter of the American Historical Truck Society. It was a very relaxed and enjoyable gathering of various types of trucks from different eras.
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