In this stat-crazed world it's all about the numbers. So here are the
numbers for BOTC 2009.

37 buses containing over 100 persons in total came from Ontario, Quebec,
Connecticut, Maryland, Michigan, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania; Access
Bob Reuter was the winner of the long distance award after traveling 588
miles from Baltimore in his 78 bus.

54 BOTC T-shirts got tie-dyed along with many other unofficial items
including blankets, shop coats and underwear.

$50 was raised to support type2.com before we ran out of 50/50 draw tickets.

15 Dozen cobs of fresh Ontario corn were consumed at dinner Saturday.

3 trailer loads of firewood were oxidized in campfires over the weekend.

The Oldest bus attending was a 67. The newest was a 2005 Rialta. There
were no eurovans at the event at all this year.

Endless thanks must go out to the many people who helped make the event
a success. Colleen and my household teen squad, My parents and brothers,
Adam, Bryon and plenty of others are well deserving of praise.

BOTC 2009 will be remembered as one of the most laid-back and relaxing
events we've had at that site many years. Next year will be the tenth
annual and I heard plenty of offers to prepay the registration.

I also want to say Thanks to all who came out; seeing people having a
good time is what makes the effort worthwhile.

Happy Trails,

Greg Potts
1973/74/79 Westfakia "Bob the Tomato"
1987 Wolfsburg Weekender Hardtop
www.busesofthecorn.com
www.pottsfamily.ca