The due South convention held in Toronto annually started in 1994 is called RCW-139, so named because of a license plate number that was frequently seen throughout the series. Ray Doll attended the 1998 convention in the company of this year's DMOB (David Marciano Oestrogen Brigade) panel discussion co-ordinator, Jeannie.

Here he is wearing his shades and standing on the panel table in front of his host and travel companion, Jeannie.

This picture is courtesy of Tom, a very kind dueser.

When Mr. Marciano arrived he asked Jeannie for a closer look at Ray Doll. She couldn't even consider refusing him.

We're hoping some kind soul who might have gotten a picture of that moment will submit it here to Ray Doll's site.

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RCW139 Convention Toronto, Ontario	RCW139 Convention Toronto, Ontario	RCW139 Convention Jeannie & RayDoll attended every event Toronto, Ontario
RCW139 Convention Toronto, Ontario	RCW139 Convention Toronto, Ontario	RCW139 Convention Toronto, Ontario
RCW139 Convention Toronto, Ontario	RCW139 Convention Toronto, Ontario	RCW139 Convention Toronto, Ontario
New York to Canadian Border	New York to Canadian Border	Planet Hollywood Toronto, Ontario
Planet Hollywood Toronto, Ontario	Planet Hollywood Toronto, Ontario	Planet Hollywood Toronto, Ontario
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London, Ontario	London, Ontario
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Stampede Calgary, Alberta
PG was in a movie set here Buffalo Jump, Alberta	Getting Married In Buffalo Jump Buffalo Jump, Alberta
Fort McLeod, Alberta They practice each day	Fort McLeod, Alberta and not just here but	Fort McLeod, Alberta going thru the town and
Fort McLeod, Alberta ending up at the park in the center of town
Kamloops, Alberta Left unattended	Kamloops, Alberta what else could he do?	Kamloops, Alberta Museum
Victoria, BC The Ferry from Atacortes, WA	Victoria, BC Just an average looking building	Victoria, BC Bortchard Gardens Just one of many gardens maintained on the grounds
Victoria, BC Bortchard Gardens	Victoria, BC Inuit exhibit	Victoria, BC closed to cameras, but this was taken outside the entrance
Victoria, BC Thunderbird Park is a very small park, no more than a block long and half a block wide	Victoria, BC Thunderbird Park also has a Long House that shows how the home is layed out also demos in totem carving	Victoria, BC Thunderbird Park but it hosts 12 or more Totem Poles in that small space
Vancouver, BC Via Ferry from Victoria	Vancouver, BC Gassy Jack...don't ask.	Vancouver, BC Steam Clock
Vancouver, BC This inukshuk is located in a park along the waterfront. A gift to the city.	Vancouver, BC If you'd like to know more about the subject from an Inuit POV, click on this sentence	Vancouver, BC
Vancouver, BC
Fort Hope, BC	Fort Hope, BC	Fort Hope, BC

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