18th Annual winter trek across Canada and the United States to raise funds for charities
January 24th, 2001 - February 4th, 2001

Map of  Route for 2001

A 2000 mile trek that crossed the bitterly cold winter lands of the Northern United States and Canada.



Trip Status: (Last updated Saturday, February 3rd, 2001, 6:30 P.M.):

The team that completed the trip, from left.. Pete, Robert, George, Betty and our support team Adam


Heading home....
To see highlights of our trip, click on the days below:
| Jan 25 | Jan 26 | Jan 27 | Jan 28 | Jan 29 | Jan 30 |Jan 31 |Feb 1 | Feb 2 | Feb 3 |


The Pattullo 2000 Snowmobile Safari Run has been running for 18 years to raise funds for a variety of charities.  The Seven members of this years group include:
George and Betty Pattullo of Caro Michigan
Sons:
    Pete Pattullo of Longview Texas
    Mike Pattullo and Son Bryon of Caro Michigan

Daughter:
    Julianne Pattullo of Lansing Michigan

Robert Herron of Clare Michigan

And our Support Team driver, Adam Diehl of Unionville, Michigan

Most of the run in years past have been to support the American Cancer Society, which raised over $97,000 from the annual event.  Other runs have included raising funds for the restoration of the octagon barn near Gagetown Michigan and for the  Olympic hopeful Mike Ellsworth.   This year we are raising money to support Mike Ellsworth dream for Olympic medal.

For More Information on Mike Ellsworth
(Click below)

You can e-mail your pledges for our charity with your name and address to safari@pattullo2000.com.  All proceeds raised this year will go to the Friends of all-American Mike Ellsworth (FAME) committee to assist him in his quest for an Olympic medal in the year 2004. The Pattullo2000 Snowmobile team is committed to helping Mike achieve his dream!

The riders receive no money from the proceeds.  Each one pays their own way, with the cost being around $1000 per rider.  Each rider also must provide their own snowmobiles, trailers, and gear.  The riders ride about 200 miles per day in wilderness and remote areas of Canada and the United States with temperatures well below zero.  This year's trip began on January 24th in Canada and will completed on February 3th..  Participants ride between 25-50 mph with temperatures dropping into the double digits below zero after the wind chill factor.  Extra fuel and supplies are carried on each snowmobile.  One of the riders this year, Betty Pattullo is a  breast cancer survivor.
 
 

The team enjoys getting mail from family and friends following the trip, please drop us an email, so we can read them each night after dinner around the fire

Please email us at:
safari@pattullo2000.com
 
 


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  | Jan 25 | Jan 26 | Jan 27 | Jan 28 | Jan 29 | Jan 30 |Jan 31 |Feb 1 | Feb 2 | Feb 3 |


 
 

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