CLR members at Morden Corn and Apple Festival

Sunday morning 8:00am, departing from the Canadian Tire parking, 8 motorcycles heading for Morden. This trek has been a constant for CLR for a long time. The morning was warm and hazy as we departed. As we drove, I found it amazing as to how far the farmers have gotten with the harvest. Not many fields left with serial crops. Not many out this morning, waiting for the sun to burn off the dew I expext.
The ride was wonderful, the sun was being blocked by the haze and the winds were just not there. 10:00 and our arrival in Morden. I headed right for the service that was being held in one of the on street theaters. It was starting to get HOT. I manged to sit there and participate until about 11:50. I was being baked, and Hubert was already baked. For the last 10 min  we had to take shelter from the sun under the large speakers.
After the service the goal was to get a bite to eat and walk around to the vendors and wait for the corn to get cooked. I refueled the bike and headed over to the park to meet the rest of the CMA members and to do some tire kicking on bikes and cars. So many cars, but here is the car that caught my eye.

A 19 15 Ford T. It was immaculate and was getting a lot of attention so here are a few pictures. The Model T had a front-mounted 177-cubic-inch (2.9 L)inline four-cylinder engine, producing 20 hp (15 kW), for a top speed of 40–45 mph (64–72 km/h). According to Ford Motor Company, the Model T had fuel economy on the order of 13–21 mpg_-US (16–25 mpg_-imp; 18–11 L/100 km).^[13] The engine was capable of running on gasoline, kerosene, or ethanol,^[14][15] although the decreasing cost of gasoline and the later introduction of Prohibition made ethanol an impractical fuel for most users.

The CMA mantra is :One Heart at a Time"  Sure looks like Hubert is doing this to this dog. It was so hot that owner came over to the CMA tent for some free water. The CMA tent was in a great spot. Folks were stopping by and getting some free water. Line ups were short but still there.

After a bit, the water ran out. This is when James took off to get some more water and ice. On his return the rush for water was still there. Well done James and well done to all that took turns to pass out the water and bless those around us "One Heart at a Time"
CLR headed back to Brandon to attend God in the Park. What a wonderful day the Lord provided.

CLR Visit to Hillcrest Personal Care Home

Today we are a little short on numbers but the enthusiasm of the residents made that a non issue for us. . Bruce, Helen R, Ingrid, Hubert and yours truly, with only the two motorcycles made the day.

As usual, a short time of praise and worship followed up with a brief message on the topic of Heaven was given by Bruce.  There were about 30 residents and about 6 staff a certain times attended. After the mesage we went outside a had some pictures taken with the residents. One lady said that she was a biker babe in her time. Another said that she  was a "chopper" lover in her day.... funny for sure.
The lady with the flowing white hair seem to like to tug at beards, Hubert was the first then Bruce. Perhaps I should grow a beard just to compete. Ken M would have been a  good candidate for her:)>

The rain held off and the lady with the flowing white hair stayed until I pulled away, she wanted to see me away. Thank you Jesus for this time of ministry.