Enrights @Olympics 2010 - This Isn't Chedoke!

Sent Thurs Feb 25, 2010  11:25 pm

It's funny...as kids who ever thought that learning to ski at Mt. Chedoke would one day lead to skiing above the clouds and overlook the Pacific ocean?

Greg

Enrights @Olympics 2010 - A Side Trip to Mount Washington

Sent Wed Feb 24, 2010  10:30 pm

On the slopes today. According to locals the 466 cm of snow at Mt. Washington at this time is the most snow of any alpine resort in the world.

We had a great day with a combination of snow, wind, cloud and sun.

Ryan seemed to have the quote of the day, which upon debarking from the top of the Mt. and a black diamond run said, "here goes nothing."

A picture taken just outside our building in Mt. Washington.

From the top of the Mt. 

 

This is called retirement run, a run that would suit me just fine.

Enrights @Olympics 2010 - Hi from the Olympics

Sent Sat 2/20/2010  2:50 pm

If you saw the kangaroo at the Olympics, you likely saw us on tv.

CHEERS !!!!

Greg

Enrights @Olympics 2010 - Keeping Warm at the Olympics

Sent Sat 2/20/2010  12:26 pm

Made it to Vancouver.  Loads of people near the flame, on Robson St. and down near the international broadcast centre.

Greg

Enrights @Olympics 2010 - Ferrie Ride to Vancouver

Greg has yet to figure out his Blog yet so I am copying his emails and pics onto this blog for others to follow.

Sent Fri 2/19/2010  5:41 pm

On our way to Horshoe Bay terminal which is approx. half an hour from Cypress Mtn. If you squint hard you may be able to see Vancouver in the background. Hope all is well.

Greg

Words from the Oz

The Oz sent these words of wisdom from his priest on the Island

Our Patrick is Caddy of the Year at the HGCC for 2009

Thanks to Teresa Wright who forwarded me this picture to the right. We are all proud of Patrick being recently recognized as the Hamilton Golf & Country Club's Caddy of the Year for 2009. He received a gold HGCC pin that has been engraved with his name and recognition.

Starting as a surprise under age caddy back in 2008, Paddy, as I would like to call him, rose to great heights for this year, his 2nd year of caddying. Progressing through the ranks of C, then B and finally to A caddy status, he worked tirelessly throughout the year when many others waned.  By year end, he had accumulated in excess of 80 rounds.

Because of his efforts, he is now our resident family banker.

Congratulations, Patrick

Mom and Dad