Cycling for sight through Langley

Cycling for sight through Langley

Experienced cyclists and beginners, sighted and visually impaired got together for a ride through Langley as part of Cycle for Sight West Coast on Saturday, June 7, raising awareness and funding for the Foundation Fighting Blindness, which funds researchers at the Universities of B.C. and Victoria.

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