Glasgow Our Kind of Place, Canadians Say

Dear Editor:

Just thought I'd pass on our experience as we passed through Glasgow this past week.

We were traveling back home along Highway 2 towards Manitoba, and an old camper caught our eye. We stopped on the yard but were unsure of how far to go on, so we went back to town and stopped at the VFW where we had initially turned around. We pulled in and asked some of the gentlemen sitting on the porch if they would know who happened to live back up the road. They were very helpful and one even offered to hop into his truck and take a drive out there. After asking around at a neighbor he knew, we drove onto the yard and he introduced himself and me to see if the trailer would happened to be for sale.

In the meantime, my wife, who had stayed behind, had a great visit at with others at the VFW.

All said, we were very impressed with the hospitality and help these people of your community extended to us. It's these types of experiences that make traveling the side roads a treat for us.

We do plan to return, and next time I know that Glasgow will be more of a destination where we will spend a few days before moving on.

Regards,

Howard Sawatzky

Altona, Manitoba, Canada