Pat Eye of New Hope Hospice and her brother Rick Lyon who is a rider and member of Firefighter Fire and Iron Motorcycle Club were in our studio to tell us about the upcoming bike and car ride that is a fundraiser for the New Hope Hospice in Eddington
The ride takes place Sunday September 23, 2012. The ride is 100 miles and starts at New Hope Hospice at 1344 Main Road in Eddington and ends at Peaks Hill Lodge in Dedham.
Registration goes from 8:00 am to 10:00 am and the ride takes off around 10:00.
The cost of the ride is $20 per person. You receive a T-shirt and a complimentary breakfast at the starting point.
Cars and bikes of any year, make, or model are welcome to join.
If you would like to pre-register or get more information on this ride you can call 843-7521.
Hospice Annual Bike & Car Ride
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