WNW 1:32 FE.2B A5650 "Jess" 100 Sqn.

[GAJouette]

 Lance,
My old Canadian friend you've done it again,another Master Class project completed. Outstanding skill and craftsmanship are truly your hallmark. Congratulations she's absolutely awesome.
Highest Regards,
Gregory Jouette

PS: I hope your area is smoke free and all is well.

[lcarroll]

   Thank you Greg for your kind comments. We are only about a 3 hour drive from the fire location which is, thankfully, somewhat under control. Hard to believe, but a true miracle, that 90,000 people were able to evacuate and there were only two fatalities on the traffic evacuation route; we were very fortunate indeed! It's smoky here most mornings but the worst appears to be over; now the long and difficult road to recovery need be travelled!.
Cheers,
Lance

[GAJouette]

   Thank you Greg for your kind comments. We are only about a 3 hour drive from the fire location which is, thankfully, somewhat under control. Hard to believe, but a true miracle, that 90,000 people were able to evacuate and there were only two fatalities on the traffic evacuation route; we were very fortunate indeed! It's smoky here most mornings but the worst appears to be over; now the long and difficult road to recovery need be travelled!.
Cheers,
Lance

 Lance ,
Miracle is the best way to describe my old friend. I could remember where you had told me you lived,but knew it was somewhere relatively close.I hear from family that the damage was less than being reported but still terrible. Luckily none of Cheryl's family lost their homes or businesses but all to sadly many did. We'll be continuing to pray for all those affected by these fires. Take care my old friend.
Highest Regards,
Gregory Jouette

[lcarroll]

Thanks for your kind words Greg. There were 2600 buildings destroyed by the wildfire, most of them single family homes. It's going to be a long recovery process, and the 90,000 Evacuees are not going to be allowed back for another several weeks. We have over 500 families accommodated here in Cold Lake.
Cheers,
Lance