ed-209 Posted December 13, 2009 Posted December 13, 2009 Full size (4500x3000) avail on request Just email me, your email must be able to take 5Mb files. Cheers Ed.
micra_wrc Posted December 13, 2009 Posted December 13, 2009 great turnout and a fabulous effort by everyone that attended. the cars looked brilliant and certainly gave a festive feel for the day. got a lot of smiles and waves from passers by in town and well done badbaz for the loud pops and bangs in George Square the hospital staff were well chuffed with the 4 cage loads of presents we handed over it felt ace to do something nice now it feels like christmas!
the squiggle Posted December 13, 2009 Posted December 13, 2009 Great day and turnout considering the fog Certainly got noticed going through the city centre with all guns blazing Good way to round off the year for the club Merry Christmas one and all
~ ~ Cal ~~ Posted December 13, 2009 Posted December 13, 2009 Damn fine work folks..................10/10 to each and every one of you !
Joe G Posted December 13, 2009 Posted December 13, 2009 Well done all for a great turn out today. Got heaps of photos so will stick them up when ive been through them. Like the pops and bangs baz definatly turned a few heads!! Im sure we all brought a lot of smiles to the kids at yorkhill!! Great effort by all!! Was good to put names to faces for a change. Will definatly be attending some meets in the future. The wee one keeps saying "I saw santa today"
bigbob Posted December 13, 2009 Posted December 13, 2009 good day, thoroughly enjoyd it part from ma clutch playing up again, thort it was gna stop going up the hills, lovd the noise going though glasgo, certanly turnd heads. Glad i was part of it
cruz104 Posted December 13, 2009 Posted December 13, 2009 Well done all for a great turn out today. Got heaps of photos so will stick them up when ive been through them. Like the pops and bangs baz definatly turned a few heads!! Im sure we all brought a lot of smiles to the kids at yorkhill!! Great effort by all!! Was good to put names to faces for a change. Will definatly be attending some meets in the future. The wee one keeps saying "I saw santa today" Well done guys thats a tip top effort, take a bow all that took part
scooby222 Posted December 13, 2009 Posted December 13, 2009 excellent guys, looks like a fantastic day and so many happy kids did Grant ride a donkey in for full festive effect?
empty_heed Posted December 13, 2009 Posted December 13, 2009 great day everyone. dont know who had the bigger smile going through the tunnel wee paddy or grant. talk about big kids ha
thefastone Posted December 13, 2009 Posted December 13, 2009 Top jobby! Looked like a good day, despite the crappy weather, well done to all involved!
Midnight21 Posted December 13, 2009 Posted December 13, 2009 Brilliant day .... even had a wee tear in my eye with the wee boy who wanted to speak to santa but was excellent when his face lit up when Phil and I ran and grabbed a star wars toy from the cages Many thanks to Imy for her 5 * hospitality over the weekend Oh and the tunnel was good too lol Thanks everyone
karps Posted December 13, 2009 Posted December 13, 2009 his face lit up when Phil and I ran and grabbed a star wars toy from the cages Thanks everyone It's things like that that make everything worthwile, even my heartstrings were pulled when the mum started crying, but the look on his face was brilliant Noel
scoobysailor Posted December 14, 2009 Posted December 14, 2009 Excellent start to the festive season. Well done to everyone who made it happen. Frank at the hospital just couldn't thank us enough, him and all the staff really, really appreciate all the toys. It looks really wintery in the pics - Roll on next year
phil1967 Posted December 14, 2009 Posted December 14, 2009 the wee boy was Ross aged 6 from Larkhall.his mum said she would look up the site so goodluck Ross and get well very soon and have a real good christmas from all of the club members and the offer of a wee hurl in the scooby still stands for you and your twin brother as soon as your feeling a bit better.
melxfx Posted December 14, 2009 Posted December 14, 2009 the wee boy was Ross aged 6 from Larkhall.his mum said she would look up the site so goodluck Ross and get well very soon and have a real good christmas from all of the club members and the offer of a wee hurl in the scooby still stands for you and your twin brother as soon as your feeling a bit better. Hi there I'm Melissa Fraser and it was my little boy who wanted to speak to Santa. Can I just say a huge, huge big thank you to you all for making my little boy smile and reducing me to tears. What you did the other day at Yorkhill Ross was just absolutley wonderful, you made our day and made Ross feel really special. Ross is a Chronic Renal patient who spent just about the first two years of his life in Yorkhill and recently a few weeks ago had major surgery. He will need a kidney transplant in the near future. This time round he spent time in Intensive care and High Depencency. That day we seen santa was the first day he had been allowed out of his room specially to come and see if he could say hello to Santa. You really don't know how much just saying hello meant to him. Thank you sooooo much. When you are next in the area then pse get in touch as Ross and his twin lewis would love to come on a trip with you. Merry Christmas to you all. x
corsa Posted December 14, 2009 Posted December 14, 2009 Thge above post just hits home the good that all you guys have achived. Well done to all. Hope the wee guys gets better soon. Davie
cullenmin Posted December 14, 2009 Posted December 14, 2009 Well done to everyone involved in the santa cruise, you are all doing the forum and scooby community proud Rich
C_WRX Posted December 14, 2009 Posted December 14, 2009 Hats (yes the red one with the bobble ) off to the folks that organise and turn out for such an event. The lady who took the time to say thank you in the post a few up goes to show the brilliant effect this has on the kids that are in Yorkhill - even one smile makes it worth while, although I guess there were quite a few !! Well done folks, and it looks like the Subaru owners had a good time too.
ace_tingtong Posted December 15, 2009 Posted December 15, 2009 Gutted we missed it but so pleased with the turnout, well done to everyone involved. Just goes to show that a little off of everybody goes a long way to making children smile when they need it. Well done again, you lot would bring a tear to a glass eye! Next year, the scoob WILL be on the road for Santa Cruise and it will come with bells on and a dog dressed in a santa suit!!
frankyboy Posted December 16, 2009 Posted December 16, 2009 alright guys just wanna say what a laugh a had on sunday (and every1 laughing at me lol) but was well worth it lets try out do our selfs next year. was proud to be a part of it. can i just say a special thanks to STI preditor if it wasn't for him this would not have been as good as it was well done everyone
fai17 Posted December 18, 2009 Posted December 18, 2009 Hi there I'm Melissa Fraser and it was my little boy who wanted to speak to Santa. Can I just say a huge, huge big thank you to you all for making my little boy smile and reducing me to tears. What you did the other day at Yorkhill Ross was just absolutley wonderful, you made our day and made Ross feel really special. Ross is a Chronic Renal patient who spent just about the first two years of his life in Yorkhill and recently a few weeks ago had major surgery. He will need a kidney transplant in the near future. This time round he spent time in Intensive care and High Depencency. That day we seen santa was the first day he had been allowed out of his room specially to come and see if he could say hello to Santa. You really don't know how much just saying hello meant to him. Thank you sooooo much. When you are next in the area then pse get in touch as Ross and his twin lewis would love to come on a trip with you. Merry Christmas to you all. x This brought a tear to my eyes.
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