Not That Difficult, Actually

   Yesterday, I blogged about the fact that I'd be the "chauffeur" for last night's "Supper in the Field". I was, and got to drive the GX94 motorhome (with Agriculture director Rod McDonald in the "shotgun" seat):

   And it really wasn't that hard. Our trek took us to the farm of Ed and Lorraine Petrychyn, near Bankend. And it wasn't "supper in the field" so much as "supper in their house". We had a day of pretty solid, at times heavy, rain. That moved everything indoors, which is probably just as well. With all the mosquito's that came out last night, if it had been outdoors, we would have been the supper for the little pests.
   The night was capped by us seeing the aftermath of a train vs tandem semi crash at a level crossing near Foam Lake:

   Fortunately, the driver was not seriously hurt.
   Next week, another "supper in the field" adventure. It's hard to believe there's just 2 weeks to go in the spring session.

TTFN