Rainier CrossFit's Strongest Man and Woman : meet "the bus"

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07/30/2009

meet "the bus"

Thats "Mr. Bus" to you. This is a genuine British double- decker red bus. At some point it was owned by McDonalds because there is a Golden Arches logo inside. The Cannery's owner Sherry found the bus back east and purchased it. It was shipped to Sumner where its life now includes being pulled by us, played in by kids, driven in parades, and parked for all to see on special occasions.

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hey thats my boyfriend!

Posted by: abi | 07/30/2009 at 01:16 PM

The guy or the bus? 'Cuz if you're dating a bus, we need to talk :)

Posted by: Laurie | 07/30/2009 at 07:04 PM

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Mt. Rainier's Strongest Man began in 2006 as a way to combine a love for Strongman and a need for funding and awareness for a little known genetic condition called Fragile X Syndrome. Our son Casey has Fragile X, the most common cause of inherited mental retardation and the most common known cause of autism yet largely unheard of and drastically underfunded. We heard our call to action, paired with The Old Cannery, and MRSM was born. The contest has grown from 5 local competitors to 4 divisions of men and women, more than 40 competitors from 5 states, and has raised over $40,000 to date. In 2010, we added a CrossFit spin, saw a surge in interest and competitors, and knew we hit our mark with a fun, challenging event supported by our peers and the best people around- CrossFitters

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