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Who's that Lady?
Re: Cover, Summer 2014
Many of you got in touch to ask for details about the curvy silver
trailer featured on our summer cover. It's a 1954 Airstream Flying
Cloud restored by Colorado-based Timeless Travel Trailers. e rig
features a hand-polished exterior, interior oak ooring and
leather and copper-sheet details. Pretty nice, eh?
Backyard Bunnock
Re: "Roll the Bones," Around Alberta,
Summer 2014
Member Erin Chrusch, on Twitter:
@erinchrusch is was cool to see in Westworld,
but purists will never play with plastic bones.
#Bunnock #hometown
@WestworldAB Glad you enjoyed the article,
but we must ask, are you a purist?
@erinchrusch Oh yes. My family won't play with
anything but the real thing. My dad has had a court
in the backyard for several years.
@WestworldAB We look forward to some photos
of this backyard court that you speak of.
@erinchrusch Here you go! He built it around
12 years ago.
CONTACT US:
Westworld Alberta, Box 8180,
Stn. South, Edmonton, AB
T6H 5X9
ama.ab.ca/Westworld
westworld@ama.ab.ca
Twitter.com/WestworldAB
Facebook.com/WestworldAlberta
Making Summer Sweeter:
AMA sent an ice cream
truck around Alberta to
surprise members with
free soft-serve. Non-
members could buy cones,
with proceeds bene tting
the AMA Foundation for
Traf c Safety. Talk about
a tasty introduction to
AMARewards!
Geared Up
Re: "Model of a Cyclist," Summer 2014
Member Kelly N. Carter:
is article was well done; however,
missing two important pieces of
gear for safe cycling:
• Eyewear to protect the eyes from
insects and ying road debris.
• Gloves with cycling-specifi c pad-
ding, as the hand is the fi rst thing to
break a fall. ese also protect the
ulnar nerve, which, when damaged,
can cause temporary or permanent
paralysis from the pinkie and ring fi n-
gers up to the elbow. It is the largest
unprotected nerve in the human body.