Wit Ventures: 'Amazing' Mackinac Race Underway.

Sunday 23 July 2017

'Amazing' Mackinac Race Underway.

Pancakes and boats drew a crowd to the Blue Water Bridge Saturday.

“Pancakes call to us,” said Bob Cook, a race spectator who also enjoyed the Rotary Club of Sarnia breakfast under the bridge.

The breakfast went well and even with a light shower people were lining up to gobble up the club's offerings.

Behind a row of grills bags of pancake mix were prepared with the help of an electric-drill mixer.

Cook came to the bridge with Lorraine Buchner who was enjoying seeing the race start for the first time.

“It's amazing,” said Buchner.

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Image Credit. By Jerry Ritcey - Own work, CC BY-SA 3.0

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