Slick 60's

My wife is gone for a week on a course so I took it off to look after my kids. Here are some pics from camping last weekend. They are awesome!
Here is my 3 year old Brad driving his quad by himself


This is my 6 yr old Jonathan on a dirt bike


My baby princess Hannah is 11 months old


I won't get much work done on the truck this week but I will have fun with them

Gotta Love it. I got 4 kiddos and they are a blast

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Those are great pics, you all definitely look like you're having a good time.

Hey Marco did ya head south or did the snow finally clear in your neck of the woods? Looks like you all are having a great time.

Thats Awesome Mark, looks like youre really enjoying yourself and the kids are for sure!!!.

cool!

I tell ya though my ma would have had an aneurism if I was riding a quad when I was 3... haha

I think she would still have an aneurism if i told her i went riding a dirtbike!!!

Looks like everyone is having a great time, who`s taking the photos,

thanks for the kind words there fellas. They really are pretty amazing. My wife Lori is the one behind the lens. That's actually where she is this week is at a photography seminar. Her business is what makes my slick possible. And yes, she was having slight aneurisms with the 3 year old on the quad, specially since I have "hopped" it up a little for the older one

I spy a Pilsner shirt...

The Big M wrote:I spy a Pilsner shirt...

Good eye!!!! My hometown is 4 hrs NW of Macklin!

Mark, looks like fun for all.

Hoofbeat Racer wrote:

The Big M wrote:I spy a Pilsner shirt...

Good eye!!!! My hometown is 4 hrs NW of Macklin!

Here's an explanation of Pilsner, for those not familiar: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Old_Style_Pilsner

The first beer consumed by many a young western Canadian boy, "Pil" has become famous for crossing lines of age, wealth and taste. All local demographics have been known to enjoy Pil, as well as share some quality time counting the bunnies on the label, or if you've had more than you can remember, talking to them.

I am one of those prairie boys. It was practically Lethbridge's national drink when I was a young adult. Then they shut the brewery here and began brewing some swill with the same label on it in Edmonton. Now, they have shut Edmonton's brewery too and brew it in Vancouver. The current recipe is unrecognizable, especially to those who grew up with the real stuff, now it tastes like watered-down turpentine. Has no resemblance to beer at all any more. Damn shame.
But hey, you get a free T shirt in the box!!!

haha so she was... My only experience with motorized craft came when I was about 2 or 3... my dad took the power wheels monster truck that somebody gave us and replaced the little tiny dead batteries with a deep cycle, but it was WAY nose heavy, so he balanced it out with a load of BRICKS in the back. Set it to HIGH speed and set me loose. I drove it directly into a block wall at a HIGH rate of speed... Can you guess where the bricks went? on top of me, as the story goes... great.

SO he took the motors out, and it was a push-truck from then on... I dont know why he never put it back together when we grew up...

looks like great trip sometimes we all need a break from trucks and such this coming weekend will be ours