Happy Canada Day

[Tom Duke]

Happy Canada Day to my fellow Canadians here on HazzardNet 🇨🇦

Hope it’s a great one for everyone, take care y’all! 
 

God bless and sincerely,

Tom Duke 🇨🇦

[HossC]

Enjoy. Do you do anything special to celebrate?

[Webb]

A little late but same to you! I haven’t any had Canada Day plans the last few years but I was sick all weekend so there’s that.

[Tom Duke]

Sorry for the late replies folks, well here in my area, we often throw quite a bash. 
 

Rubber Duck Races, Community Wide BBQ, Community Breakfast (early morning) and even a fireworks show after the day is done, just to name a few things.  

Normally I’m right in the thick of things but this year I had to take a step back because I wasn’t too good health wise. Did still see the fireworks show though  

 

[RogerDuke]

Sorry to hear about your health Tom. I hope you are better. I think I have a herniated disc in my lower back so I'm in bad shape myself. Belated Happy Canada Day. Did you know there is a Dukes cartoon called The Canadian Caper? 

[Skipper Duke]

I heard about this day before. Is this a Canadian version of the 4TH of July?

[Tom Duke]

8 hours ago, Skipper Duke said:

I heard about this day before. Is this a Canadian version of the 4TH of July?

Basically the same thing, celebrating the date of our founding as a nation, July 1st 1867.  

[Tom Duke]

13 hours ago, RogerDuke said:

Sorry to hear about your health Tom. I hope you are better. I think I have a herniated disc in my lower back so I'm in bad shape myself. Belated Happy Canada Day. Did you know there is a Dukes cartoon called The Canadian Caper? 

Oh Roger, that’s not good news at all. Shoot, anything they can do for it? 

Also thanks for the belated wishes  And I didn’t know about that actually, been meaning to look into the animated series more. 
 

I know a box set was released by Warner Bros at one time, of the cartoon series. Not sure if it’s still in print or not. 

 

[Skipper Duke]

3 hours ago, Tom Duke said:

Basically the same thing, celebrating the date of our founding as a nation, July 1st 1867.  

Tom I'm out of reactions. So... ❤️ 

[RogerDuke]

9 hours ago, Tom Duke said:

Basically the same thing, celebrating the date of our founding as a nation, July 1st 1867.  

I remember when I was a kid and once in awhile finding a Canadian 1967 penny in my change. Did their other coins commemorate the 100th anniversary? I can't remember them.