Testing and tasting Atlantic Canada . . . on wheels
I’d been harbouring a nasty fear since committing to take on the challenge to halve the existing 56-day driving record between the bottom and top
*Text and photos by Garry Sowerby When you’ve owned a vehicle for more than 37 years, it feels like family. When it’s
“What is your favourite road?” It’s a big question, considering the driving I’ve done over the decades, but one that I get asked often. The
In December 1997, Garry awoke foggy-headed in the luxurious Flitwick Manor, the most haunted hotel in England, the day after completing an around-the-world record drive.
ORYOL, Russia, March 28, 1992 – Garry takes a daring drive into the freshly-crumbled Soviet Union to deliver a truckload of donated children’s books from
1980 Red Cloud: East Coaster of the Day Of course, we can’t complete the 40-year anniversary celebration of the historic Guinness World Record drive
Forty years ago this month, Garry Sowerby and Ken Langley were attempting to break the Guinness around-the-world driving record. Today, Garry takes us along as
Forty years ago this month, Garry Sowerby and Ken Langley were driving across Australia, attempting to break the Guinness around-the-world driving record. Today, Garry Sowerby
Garry Sowerby takes us along, in the 1980 Volvo, dubbed Red Cloud, as he and Ken Langley attempt to set a Guinness Record for Fastest
Forty years ago today, September 6, 1980, Garry Sowerby and Ken Langley, two young Canadian men from the Maritimes, set off from Toronto’s CN Tower
