There were four colourful VW bugs across from the #Toronto Eaton Centre for the 2012 edition of the Punch Buggy for Sick Kids fundraising event. Well five if you counted the little yellow number the kids were driving around the urban concrete park.
Sunday, June 10, 2012
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It looks like you got there a bit late. There were about 25 super-cool cars there earlier in the day (when I was there), as well as some live music, a huge fire truck, and a Hotwheels play area (the latter two were obviously meant for the kids!). It was actually a neat little event...
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