Crowd lines the streets of Dryden to witness the Olympic Flame.
(Jan 4; www.dhseagles.com)

A packed house at Dryden High School as the Community celebrates the arrival of the Olympic Flame.
(Jan 4; www.dhseagles.com)

Celebrating 100 Years of History in Dryden and in Canada.
"Footprint" Art work from area students in celebration of the 2010 Torch Relay.
(Jan 4; www.dhseagles.com)

Dryden's Olympic Torch Bearers visit City Hall before the Relay kicks off (DMTS photo)

Michelle Arsenault - almost at Dryden High - looking great! (D. Boyd photo)

Michelle Arsenault just can't supress the big smile on her face - just a block from Dryden High School as the Olympic Torch Relay visits Dryden January 4 (staff)

The Olympic Torch heads through Van Horne and Duke as the Torch Relay visits Dryden January 4 (staff)

Tommy Johnson had the honor of being the first runner as the Olympic Torch Relay came to Dryden January 4 - couldn't happen to a nicer guy! (staff)

Dryden's New Years baby arrived January 3 at 8:48 PM - Finleigh Desjardin was 8 pounds and 6 ounces, her proud parents are Karen and Darryl Desjardin. (photo with parents permission)

Dryden's New Years baby arrived January 3 at 8:48 PM - Finleigh Desjardin was 8 pounds and 6 ounces, her proud parents are Karen and Darryl Desjardin. (photo with parents permission)

With the Olympic Flame coming to Dryden, lots of local folk have been creating their own versions of the "Olympic Inukshuk." This terrific inukshuk was the creation of Cindy Borden, Kaitlyn Murphy, and James Marion and is on McArthur Road, just behind the Airport.

Saddles optional! Christmas 2009 (Dennis Boyd photo)