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LOTS OF MUD FOR EVENT AT ALBION HILLS

August 29, 2014   ·   0 Comments

LOTS OF MUD FOR EVENT AT ALBION HILLS There were more than 5,000 fun-loving people at Albion Hills Conservation Area Saturday for the annual local stop of the Mud Hero tour. Participants made their way along the six-kilometre course, complete with obstacles and lots of mud. The event was a fundraiser for the Princess Margaret Hospital Foundation and Camp Ooch, which provides an active, outdoor experience for children with cancer. Photo by Bill Rea

There were more than 5,000 fun-loving people at Albion Hills Conservation Area Saturday for the annual local stop of the Mud Hero tour. Participants made their way along the six-kilometre course, complete with obstacles and lots of mud. The event was a fundraiser for the Princess Margaret Hospital Foundation and Camp Ooch, which provides an active, outdoor experience for children with cancer. Photo by Bill Rea

         

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