Taking a break.

Taking a break.

Taking a break

After burning up the tracks at Omineca Open Teck Northern Cup Ewan Hawes and Nicole Hamp take a well deserved cool down.

After burning up the tracks at Omineca Open Teck Northern Cup on Feb. 1, 2015, Ewan Hawes and Nicole Hamp take a well deserved cool down.

 

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