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Photos From Our Toy Run To Benefit The Children's Advocacy Centers ~ Updated

We had beautiful weather yesterday as we arrived bright and early at the Daytona Beach Municipal Stadium on LPGA Blvd for our Police Escorted Toy Run.

I volunteered to work the Coca Cola trailer where we had soda's, water and donuts for folks that arrived early. We were accepting donations for the drinks. Some folks were super generous with their money, that made me feel so good.

Santa Claus arrived on his Holiday Themed Yamaha Roadstar around 10AM. I loved the bike all decked out.

Don't ya know, it's too warm here for a sleigh and reindeer!

Santa didn't even have a chance to get off his bike before he was asked to pose for photos with one of the biker elves who was there for the ride.

Some of the younger elves played a little football while we were waiting for the other biker elves to arrive.

This elf almost needed a sidecar for his rider!

Some lucky child is going to get a stuffed animal bigger then them from Santa!

Bright House was one of our sponsors.

Here is a Bright House elf decorating the truck for our ride to Main Street.

Our Daytona Beach Police Department Elves ready to lead us to Main Street in style.

Our procession is ready to go!

Here we go!

One we arrived on Main Street, Santa presented Pee Wee with a huge bag of toys and two brand new bicycles for the kids.

Rock with the two bikes

Santa unloading his bag of toys

Bless his heart, he had something for all ages in that bag..

Pee Wee held a Ride In Bike Show, when I left there were about 11 bikes entered. I know the little gal that rides this one.. She's a spitfire. Her husband designed and built this bike for her from a Sportster.

Correction: This is not the bike built from the sportster, she had two bikes and I got them confused! Sorry Len! Thanks for stopping by with the correct information.

I left early to go take a nap as we also had Steve's Company Christmas party to attend last evening. I don't know who won in the show, but there were a couple different class's. I had a pretty good time though. I hope the children enjoy their toys.

Oh, I picked up a "My Little Pony" toy. I wanted to get something for someone younger. I haven't been on a Toy Run in so long, I had no clue what to get...

Posted by Lysa Napolitano, Call Coordinator ~ Century 21 Sundance on 12/02/2007 10:06 AM

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23 Comments on Photos From Our Toy Run To Benefit The Children's Advocacy Centers ~ Updated

DEC

2007

Love it Lysa...You sure took some great shots!!!

Nice photos...must have been a ball. Hey I saw the most beautiful rigid some guy was riding this morning...he was wearing his Santa hat..but hia but must have been hurtin a bit...those rigids are more for show than riding...but I guess he couldn't resist the beautiful weather.

The pictures look great..........glad it was fun.

Lysa~

I just went on the ride of a life when I was with ya' on the bike ...I feel as if this was one of my favorite gifts of the season. THX Lysa...loved the ride.

What a bunch of cute Santa's! Thanks for letting me hop on board for the ride and your contribution to the community!

Lysa, What wonderful photos. So much fun to see Santa pulling up on a bike, I'm glad you had a good time and it sure looks like you got some beautiful weather.

Monika, Thanks! Glad you enjoyed

Neal, Thanks, we did. Get a bike already! :)

Missy, Thanks! Did you get the weather I sent?

janeAnne, Thank you my friend, you just made it even better!

Sally, Aren't they adorable? I'm glad you could join us! Mahalo!

Carole, Thanks! Santa is all over this time of year, the very same one! The weather couldn't be much better :)

Looks like fun. Wish I could be there. I promise I will ride down sometime.

DEC

2007

Jeff, I have an event coming up that I would love to see you and some of your PGA buddies at. More on that soon!

I am spitfire's husband. Her bike is a 250 rigid, suicide shift. We sold the sporty. The run was great!!

You all did a great time. Thanks!! See you on the next run. Len and Peanut (spitfire)

Len! Thank you so much for coming by and commenting! I don't use names w/o permission. Thanks for joining us this weekend, ya'll are great! We'll see you again soon on Main Street!

Lysa, who knew surfin' AR could be so much fun with my 5 year old. You should have heard her comments. She giggled when she saw Santa on the bike and was convinced Santa was going to jump the bridge! Then, she pointed out a camera must be following Santa...so goofy! I know you brought joy to my daughter and so thrilled for the kids you've helped with this toy drive!!!!!!!!!!!

Natalie! I love it! Thank you so much for letting me know how much your daughter enjoyed the ride. She was right, a camera was following Santa! You're comment just brought a huge smile to my face, thank you for making my day!

That so sweet! Lili giggled for a few minutes after I hit the submit button. Thanks for making her day!

Natalie, How neat is that, I'm so glad I could do that for her. :)

Hi Lysa....that was fantastic...what a great story!

How did you do those picture frames?

Joan, Thanks! They came with a program called Photo Explosion. I wish I had more!

DEC

2007

Santa arrived on his Holiday themed ROADSTAR!!! Just wanted to point that out.

DEC

2007

Santa didn't arrive on a Harley, that is a Yamaha Road Star the best bike out there. Go Santa Go!

Santa's Helper, Ole Santa had me going, have changed the post. Thanks.

Hi Bohemus I had changed the post early this morning to relfect the correction.

I am quite partial to Shovelheads myself :)

Oh No, we aren't going to start a best bike debate are we Bohemus? We still haven't resolved the synthetic vs dino oil debate yet.

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