Good evening gentlemen,
Yes, there is no doubt if I had to choose the next step of this journey then that would be a wonderful way to do it. I've talked with some of the people in the province that do this work and they are lacking, maybe some of the enthuisasm that Manny conveys so well. I mean I'm sure that these guys are good at what they do and all but maybe, if I was to put this so boldly, Manny is to Corvettes as I like to think I was to soil conservation in my part of the province. I would like to think that I was as passionate about my work as Manny is about his.
What makes me feel so good about him is the lengths that he is willing to go through to help others with their Corvette experience. That can only come from being an owner himself.
Again as it was with me. I was not simply some government flunky going around telling farmers that they were wrecking the environment (which they were actually doing) and they needed to learn some new management techniques but I also adopted the practices on my own farm that I was recommending they adopt as well. You need to lead by example.
So, it would appear that my car may not be spending the winter in Alberta but instead may be on its way to Ontario for some forced induction.
There is no doubt that it would be a wonderful experience to go there to get it, to meet Manny and toute la gang from that neck of the woods. As Pierre said, to have a real "vettecation".
Cheers,
Garry
