The Big Cedar Tree, 65 feet in circumference, Stanley Park, Vancouver, B.C.

A horse and buggie infront of a huge tree in a forest. On back: Dear Mother, arrived here at 9.45 this a.m. after an all nights run. Had a good days business to-day with good prospects for tomorrow. I have a long trip ahead of me, don't expect to be back until Sept. 15th you & Kenneth will be home & quite settled by then, needless to ask if you still enjoying yourselves. It is raining pitch-forks here now & was most of the afternooon. I hope I'll not be hindered much with storms. Give my love as usualy to Grace, Frank & ? Berle & Harold & all the rest. I am feeling fine & hope you are all the same. Met Ed Oufton from London here to day ??? Addressed to: Mrs. J.C. Thompson #3 Shea Apts, Central Ave., London, Ont. Postmarked: Regina, Sask. Aug. 15, 1919