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EXHIBIT 10 (e)

                                  KNIGHT RIDDER

                            LONG-TERM INCENTIVE PLAN

                     (As amended effective January 1, 2000)

INTRODUCTION AND OVERVIEW

The Knight Ridder Long-term Incentive Plan (the "Plan") is intended to motivate
and reward senior executives for creating shareholder value that is equal to or
greater than that created by other leading newspaper companies. Specific Plan
objectives include:

         o      Focus participants on total shareholder return ("TSR"),
                defined as stock appreciation plus dividends (assuming that
                dividends are reinvested in Knight Ridder stock)

         o      Link rewards to the level of TSR achieved as well as to Knight
                Ridder's TSR relative to that of other companies that comprise
                the S&P Publishing/Newspaper Index

         o      Provide participants the opportunity to earn compensation
                commensurate with performance, including superior rewards for
                superior performance

The Plan covers a single three-year period, from 2000 through 2002. Early in the
period, participants will receive grants of restricted shares of Knight Ridder
stock. Vesting of these shares will depend on the TSR for Knight Ridder stock
from December 1999 through December 2002 compared to the TSR for the stock of
the other companies in the S&P Publishing/Newspaper Index during the same
period. Depending on the TSR for Knight Ridder relative to that of the
comparison companies, anywhere between 0 and 100% of the restricted shares will
vest.

If and when vesting occurs, participants will have the right to sell the shares.
Upon vesting, participants will also receive a payment (in either cash or stock)
equal to the dividends that were paid on the vested shares between January 1,
2000 and December 31, 2002, as well as any additional value that would have
accrued if each of those dividends had been invested in Knight Ridder stock on
the last business day of the quarter in which it was paid. Unvested shares will
be forfeited, and no dividend-related payments will be made on them.

PLAN ADMINISTRATION

The Plan will be administered by the Compensation Committee of the Knight Ridder
Board of Directors (the "Committee"). The Committee has the authority to
interpret the provisions of the Plan and to make any rules and regulations
necessary to administer the Plan. The Committee's decision is final in all
matters of judgment pertaining to the Plan, and the Committee may, without
notice, amend, suspend or revoke the Plan.

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PARTICIPATION

Participants will include selected officers whose participation is approved by
the Committee based on the Committee's assessment of their ability to have
significant impact on Knight Ridder's TSR.

Participants can be added up until December 31, 2001 (i.e., as long as there is
at least one year of the performance measurement period remaining) in the event
of promotions or new hires who meet the participation criteria.

GRANT SIZE

The value of the shares granted to each initial participant will equal 75% of
the individual's salary as of January 1, 2000 for each year of the Plan. The
number of shares granted will equal this value divided by the average daily
closing price of Knight Ridder's stock during December 1999.

If a participant is added to the Plan after the initial grant is made, the value
of the shares at grant will be reduced from three times 75% of salary on a pro
rata basis to reflect the number of full calendar months in the period of
participation. The salary to be used for this purpose shall be the annual rate
of salary in effect for the participant as of the first day of the month in
which the award is made. The stock price for computing the number of shares
shall be the average daily closing price of KR stock during the last completed
calendar month prior to the making of the award.

VESTING

As long as Knight Ridder's TSR is positive, the percentage of restricted shares
that vest will be determined based on the relationship between Knight Ridder's
TSR and the TSR of the five companies (other than Knight Ridder) in the S&P
Publishing/Newspaper Index. If Knight Ridder's TSR is not positive, then no
shares will vest, regardless of relative positioning.

The five other companies in the S&P Publishing/Newspaper Index are Dow Jones &
Company, Inc., Gannett Co., Inc., The New York Times Company, The Times Mirror
Company, and Tribune Company. The median will equal the middle-ranked TSR of the
five companies. The 100th percentile will equal the top performing company. The
75th percentile will equal the second top performing company. If any of the five
Companies in the S&P Publishing Newspaper Index changes substantially or is no
longer part of the Index at the end of the performance period, then the median
comparison shall be with the five Companies that then make up the S&P Publishing
Index.

If one or more of these companies changes substantially or no longer exists by
the end of the performance measurement period, the Committee will decide on the
companies that will be used for the relative TSR comparison.

TSR for each company will equal compound annual price appreciation plus
dividends, assuming the dividends were reinvested in the company's stock at the
end of each quarter in which a dividend is paid. The beginning stock price for

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each company will equal the average daily closing price for December 1999, and
the ending stock price will equal the average daily closing price for December
2002. The attached document entitled "Calculation of Total Shareholder Return"
describes the procedure for calculating compound annual TSR and illustrates the
approach with examples.

If Knight Ridder's TSR is positive, then the relationship between vesting and
TSR relative to the peer TSR will be as follows:

         o      No shares vest if TSR is below the peer median

         o      15% of the shares vest if TSR is equal to the peer median.

         o      100% of the shares vest if TSR is at the 90th percentile of the
                peer TSR or higher. The 90th percentile performance is
                three-fifths of the way between the 75th and 100th percentiles.

         o      Linear interpolation will be used to determine the number of
                shares that vest for TSR between median and the 90th percentile.

All TSR calculations for purposes of the Plan will be rounded to one decimal
point.

Once shares have vested, participants are free to either continue to hold them
or to sell them. Participants may not assign their awards under the Plan before
the awards have vested.

OTHER PLAN FEATURES

         TERMINATION

Plan participation will end and vesting rights will be forfeited if a
participant dies, becomes disabled, or retires on or before the end of the first
year of the performance measurement period (i.e., December 31, 2000). If death,
disability or retirement occurs on or after January 1, 2001, then vesting will
occur on the same date as for participants who continue to be employed through
the end of the performance measurement period, but on a pro rata basis to
reflect the percentage of the three-year period that was worked. Participants
will receive a form to complete designating a beneficiary in the event of death
on or after January 1, 2001.

Termination for reasons other than death, disability, or retirement will result
in immediate forfeiture of vesting rights and termination of participation in
the Plan.

         DIVIDEND-RELATED PAYMENTS

In January 2003, the vesting percentage for the shares will be calculated. If
shares have vested, the payments due to participants associated with the
dividends will be paid. The amount of these payments will be determined by
calculating the number of shares that would result from the reinvestment of
dividends on one share of KR stock (as described in the attached document under

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the heading "Calculating the Impact of the Reinvestment of Dividends") and
multiplying this amount by the number of shares which have vested. The
Committee, in its discretion, shall determine whether the amount so calculated
will be paid in cash or shares of KR stock. If payment is to be made in stock,
Knight Ridder will deliver to the participant the number of shares of KR stock
resulting from the above calculation, plus cash in lieu of any fractional share.
If payment is to be made in cash, or to determine the cash equivalent of a
fractional share, the KR shares will be valued using the average daily closing
price of the KR stock during December 2002. Required tax amounts will be
withheld.

         EMPLOYMENT RIGHTS

The Plan does not constitute a contract of employment, nor does participation in
this Plan guarantee participation in any other plan.

         ANTI-DILUTION PROVISION

In the event of a reorganization, recapitalization, stock split, stock dividend,
combination of shares, rights offer, merger, consolidation, spin-off, sale of
assets, payment of an extraordinary dividend, or any other change in or
affecting the corporate structure or capitalization of Knight Ridder, each
restricted share then subject to an award under the Plan shall be converted
into, exchanged for, or credited with the number and kind of securities or
property into which each outstanding share of Knight Ridder common stock shall
be deemed to be converted or exchanged or which shall be deliverable with
respect to each outstanding share of Knight Ridder common stock as a result of
such event, and the provisions of this Plan shall continue to apply to such
substituted securities or property.PURCHASE AGREEMENT

     THIS  AGREEMENT  made this  _______  day of  November,  1999 by and between
Northwest Parks LLC,  (hereinafter "Parks") a limited liability company, and its
Members as set forth on Exhibit A hereto  (hereinafter  "Members") and Wincanton
Corporation, a Washington state corporation, (hereinafter "Wincanton").

                                   WITNESSETH:

     WHEREAS,  the Members own 12,000,000 interest of Parks and those are all of
the interests issued and outstanding;

     WHEREAS,  the authorized  common stock of Wincanton  consists of 15,000,000
shares of common  stock,  par value of $0.0001  per share,  of which  11,323,948
shares are issued and outstanding; and

     WHEREAS,  Wincanton  and  Members and Parks agree that it would be to their
mutual  benefit for Wincanton to purchase from the Members all their interest of
Parks and thereby  Parks would become  wholly owned by Wincanton  and  Wincanton
will issue a total of  12,0,000,000  shares of its common stock (after a reverse
split of 100 shares for one) for all the  interest of the Members at an exchange
ratio of one share of  Wincanton  common  stock  (post  reverse  split)  for one
interest of Parks.

     NOW THEREFORE,  in consideration of the promise and of the mutual covenants
herein contained, the parties hereto hereby agree as follows:

     1.   (REPRESENTATION  AND  WARRANTIES  OF Members  AND Parks)  Members  and
          Parks, each hereby represents and warrants to Wincanton that:

          (a) Members  own as of the date  hereof,  and as of the  Closing  Date
     hereinafter  provided  will own,  free and clear of all liens,  charges and
     encumbrances, 12,000,000 interest of Parks.

          (b) There are no obligations,  liabilities, or commitments, contingent
     or  otherwise,  of a  material  nature  which  have not been  disclosed  to
     representatives of Wincanton.

          (c) Parks is a limited  liability  company duly  organized and validly
     existing and in good standing under the laws of the State of Idaho; and has
     all power  necessary  to engage in the  business  in which it is  presently
     engaged.
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          (d)  Neither  any Member  nor Parks is a  defendant,  nor a  plaintiff
     against whom a counterclaim has been asserted,  in any litigation,  pending
     or threatened, nor has any material claim been made or asserted against any
     Member or Parks relating to this  Agreement,  nor are there any proceedings
     threatened or pending before any federal, state or municipal government, or
     any department, board, body or agency thereof, involving Members and Parks,
     except as disclosed in Exhibit "1(d)."

          (e) Parks is not in default under any material agreement which it is a
     party nor in the payment of any of it s obligations.

          (f) This Agreement has been duly executed by Members and Parks and the
     execution and performance of this Agreement will not violate,  or result in
     a breach  of,  or  constitute  a default  in,  any  agreement,  instrument,
     judgment  order or decree to which either any Member or Parks is a party or
     to which either any Member or Parks is subject nor will such  execution and
     performance  constitute  a violation of or conflict  with any  fiduciary to
     which either any Member or Parks is subject.

          (g)  Members and Parks are not in default  with  respect to any order,
     writ, injunction,  or decree of any court or federal,  state, municipal, or
     other  governmental  department,   commission,  board,  bureau,  agency  or
     instrumentality,  and there are no actions,  suits, claims,  proceedings or
     investigations  pending or, to the knowledge of Members or Parks threatened
     against or affecting  Members or Parks at law or in equity, or before or by
     any federal,  state,  municipal or other  governmental  court,  department,
     commission, board, bureau, agency or instrumentality,  domestic or foreign.
     Members and Parks have complied  jointly and  individually  in all material
     respects with all laws,  regulations and orders  applicable to its business
     the violation of which would have a material adverse effect on the business
     of Parks  taken as a whole.  Material  adverse  effect  means any matter in
     excess of $1,000.00 . (h) Parks and Members  individually  and collectively
     are in  compliance  with all federal  and state  statutes  and  regulations
     regarding the business of Parks.

          (i) Parks is not a party to any employment  contract with any managing
     member or member nor to any lease, agreement or any other commitment not in
     the usual and ordinary course of business,  nor to any accrued salary,  any
     pension,  insurance,  profit-sharing  or bonus plan  except as set forth on
     Exhibit "1(i)".
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          (j) Parks is not in default under any agreement to which it is a party
     nor in the payment of any of its obligations and has filed all tax returns,
     federal  and  state,  which it is  required  to file and Parks has paid all
     taxes.

          (k) No  representation  or warranty in this section,  nor statement in
     any document, certificate or schedule furnished or to be furnished pursuant
     to this  Agreement  by the Members  and Parks,  or in  connection  with the
     transactions   contemplated  hereby,   contains  or  contained  any  untrue
     statement  of a  material  fact,  nor does or will omit to state a material
     fact  necessary to make any statement of fact  contained  herein or therein
     not misleading.  Parks has maintained, and will until the Closing, maintain
     in full force and effect  adequate  policies  of  insurance  with  coverage
     sufficient to meet the normal requirements of its business.

          (l) Parks is not in default under any agreement to which it is a party
     nor in the payment of any of its obligations.

     2.   (REPRESENTATIONS AND WARRANTIES OF WINCANTON) Wincanton represents and
          warrants that:

          (a) Wincanton is a corporation duly organized and validly existing and
     in good standing under the laws of the State of Washington; is qualified to
     transact   business  in  states  as   required;   and  has  an   authorized
     capitalization   of  15,000,000  shares  of  which  there  are  issued  and
     outstanding  11,323,948  shares of capital  stock,  par value of $0.001 per
     share.

          (b) Wincanton has delivered to Members it audited financial statements
     for the period ended June 30, 1999. Wincanton represents that the financial
     statements are presented in accordance with generally  accepted  accounting
     principles and that the financial statements accurately reflect Wincanton's
     financial condition as of June 30, 1999.

          (c) Wincanton  represents that at the Closing it will present evidence
     satisfactory  to Members that it has no material  liabilities  other than a
     liability  of  $12,000  to it  auditors,  another  liability  of $3,394 and
     $64,924 owed to a director.
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          (d)  Wincanton  is not a party to any  litigation  in any capacity and
     Wincanton has no liabilities or commitments which will be outstanding as of
     the Closing date except as set forth on Exhibit "2(d)".

          (e)  Wincanton  is not a party  to any  employment  contract  with any
     officer or  director or  stockholder,  nor to any lease,  agreement  or any
     other  commitment not in the usual and ordinary course of business,  nor to
     any pension, insurance, profit-sharing or bonus plan.

          (f)  Wincanton  is not a  defendant,  nor a plaintiff  against  whom a
     counterclaim has been asserted,  in any litigation,  pending or threatened,
     nor has any  material  claim (which claim is in excess of $1,000) been made
     or asserted against Wincanton,  nor are there any proceedings threatened or
     pending  before  any  federal,  state  or  municipal  government,   or  any
     department, board, body or agency thereof, involving Wincanton.

          (g)  Wincanton is not in default  under any agreement to which it is a
     party nor in the payment of any of its obligations  other than as stated in
     paragraph 2(c).

          (h) Between the date hereof and the Closing,  Wincanton  will not have
     (i) paid or declared any dividends on or made any  distributions in respect
     of, or issued,  purchased or redeemed,  any of the outstanding shares of it
     capital  stock,  or (ii) made or authorized  any changes in its Articles of
     Incorporation  or in any  amendment  thereto  or in its  By-Laws  except as
     provided in this Agreement,  or (iii) made any commitments or disbursements
     or incurred any  obligations  or  liabilities  of a substantial  nature and
     which  are not in the  usual  and  ordinary  course  of  business,  or (iv)
     mortgaged or pledged or subjected to any lien,  charge or other encumbrance
     any of their  assets,  tangible  or  intangible,  except  in the  usual and
     ordinary  course of it business,  or (v) sold,  leased,  or  transferred or
     contracted to sell,  lease or transfer any assets,  tangible or intangible,
     or entered  into any other  transactions,  except in the usual and ordinary
     course of  business,  or (vi)  made any  material  change  in any  existing
     employment  agreement or  increased  the  compensation  payable or made any
     arrangement for the payment of any bonus to any officer, director, employee
     or agent.
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          (i) This  Agreement  has  been  duly  executed  by  Wincanton  and the
     execution and performance of this Agreement will not violate,  or result in
     a breach  of,  or  constitute  a default  in,  any  agreement,  instrument,
     judgment  order or decree to which it is a party or to which it is  subject
     nor will such  execution  and  performance  constitute  a  violation  of or
     conflict with any fiduciary to which it is subject.

          (j)  Wincanton  is not in default  with  respect  to any order,  writ,
     injunction,  or decree of any court or federal,  state, municipal, or other
     governmental   department,    commission,    board,   bureau,   agency   or
     instrumentality,  and there are no actions,  suits, claims,  proceedings or
     investigations pending or, to the knowledge of Wincanton threatened against
     or affecting  Wincanton  at law or in equity,  or before or by any federal,
     state,  municipal  or other  governmental  court,  department,  commission,
     board, bureau,  agency or instrumentality,  domestic or foreign.  Wincanton
     has complied in all material respects with all laws, regulations and orders
     applicable to it business.

          (k) No  representation  or warranty in this section,  nor statement in
     any document, certificate or schedule furnished or to be furnished pursuant
     to this  Agreement by  Wincanton,  or in connection  with the  transactions
     contemplated  hereby,  contains  or  contained  any untrue  statement  of a
     material  fact, nor does or will omit to state a material fact necessary to
     make any statement of fact contained herein or therein not misleading.

     3.   (TIME  AND  PLACE  OF   CLOSING)   The   Closing   shall  be  held  on
          _____________,  November  ______,  1999, at 11:00 A.M., local time, at
          the offices of _______________________ or at such other time and place
          as  may be  mutually  agreed  upon  between  the  parties  in  writing
          (hereinafter "the Closing").

     4.   (CLOSING) The Closing of this Agreement shall proceed as follows:

          (a) Wincanton  shall take action either by  shareholder  meeting or by
     consent of it shareholders for the following purposes:

               (1) To approve and ratify the Stock Purchase Agreement;

               (2) To elect directors as designated by Parks and Members,  which
          election shall become effective after the Closing;

               (3) To amend Article I of the Articles of Incorporation to change
          the name of Wincanton to Parks America! Inc. and to amend its Articles
          of Incorporation to provide for capitalization of 30,000,000 shares of
          common stock, par value of $.001 per share.
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               (4) To effect a reverse stock split and a recapitalization on the
          basis of one hundred shares for one with the number of shares for each
          shareholder to be rounded up to the nearest 100  shareholders  for all
          shareholders  who  would  have held  less  than 100  shares  after the
          reverse split.

               (b) Present a  certificate  of an officer of  Wincanton  to Parks
          that any  remaining  outstanding  liabilities  of  Wincanton as of the
          closing  date have been  completely  and  totally  satisfied  and that
          Wincanton as of the closing has no liabilities  except as acknowledged
          and agreed to by the parties in Paragraph 2(c).

               (c) Present  evidence  satisfactory  to Parks that  Wincanton has
          taken all requisite  procedures to dissolve Tradesman,  Inc., a ninety
          per cent owned subsidiary of Wincanton.

               (d)  Wincanton  shall hold a meeting of its Board of Directors in
          ______________ at ________ P.M., local time, on December ______, 1999,
          to authorize the issuance of 12,000,000 shares of Wincanton restricted
          common  stock,  par value $0.0001 per share (post reverse stock split)
          to the Members in exchange for the 12,000,000 interests of the Members
          of Parkes at an exchange ratio of one shares of Wincanton common stock
          for one interest in Parks. Wincanton shall deliver instructions to its
          transfer agent to issue certificates evidencing to the Members, on the
          basis of one  share of  Wincanton  for one  interest  of  Parks.  Each
          certificate  issued  to the  Members  will bear a  restrictive  legend
          prohibiting  the transfer by the holder  without first  complying with
          the  Securities  Act of 1933,  as  amended,  or Rule  144  promulgated
          thereunder.

               (e) Members shall do the following:  (1) present a  certification
          that Parks is a limited  liability  company in good standing under the
          laws of the State of Idaho;  (2) present a certification  that Members
          have clear title and unencumbered ownership of 12,000,000 interests of
          Parks;  (3) present executed  investment  letters in the form mutually
          agreed upon by the parties;  (4) transfer the 12,000,000  interests of
          Parks to Wincanton.

     5.   (CONDITIONS  TO CLOSING) The Members' and  Wincanton's  obligations to
          complete the transactions  provided for herein shall be subject to the
          performance by them of all their respective agreements to be performed
          hereunder on or before the Closing, to the material truth and accuracy
          of the  respective  representations  and warranties of the Members and
          Wincanton contained herein, and to the further conditions that:
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          (a) All  representations  and  warranties  of  Members  and  Wincanton
     contained in this  Agreement are  substantially  true and correct and as of
     the Closing with the same effect as if made on and as of said date.

          (b) As of the Closing there shall have been no material adverse change
     in the  affairs,  business,  property or  financial  condition of Parks and
     Wincanton, and the Members and Wincanton shall so certify in writing.

          (c) All of the  agreements  and covenants  contained in this Agreement
     that  are to be  complied  with,  satisfied  and  performed  by each of the
     parties hereto on or before the Closing,  shall, in all material  respects,
     have been complied with, satisfied and performed.

     6.   (ADDITIONAL  COVENANTS)  During the period between the date hereof and
          the Closing, Wincanton shall conduct and the Members shall cause Parks
          to conduct its business and operations in the same manner in which the
          same have heretofore been conducted. During such period, unless it has
          received written consent thereto from the other party,  neither Parks,
          Members nor Wincanton will:

          (a)  Incur  any  obligation,  liability  or  commitment,  absolute  or
     contingent,  other than  current  liabilities  incurred in the ordinary and
     usual course of business.

          (b)  Declare  or pay and  dividends  on or make any  distributions  in
     respect  of, or issue,  purchase  or redeem  any of its  shares of stock or
     partnership  interests  except as agreed to by  Wincanton  and the Managing
     Members of Parks.

          (c)  Subject  any of its  properties  to a  mortgage,  pledge or lien,
     except in the ususal and ordinary course of business.

          (d) Sell or transfer  any of its  properties,  except in the usual and
     ordinary course of business.

          (e) Make any investment of a capital  nature,  except in the usual and
     ordinary course of business.
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          (f) Enter into any  long-term  contracts or  commitments  or modify or
     terminate any existing agreements,  except in the usual and ordinary course
     of business.

          (g) Use any of its assets or properties except for proper purposes.

          (h) Sell, contract to sell or issue any equity or debt securities.

     7.   (ACCESS  TO  RECORDS)  During  the  period  between  the  date of this
          Agreement and the Closing, Wincanton and the Members shall each accord
          representatives of the other party free access to the offices, plants,
          records,  files,  books of account and tax returns,  provided the same
          will not  unreasonably  interfere  with the normal  operations of such
          entities.

     8.   (FINDER'S  FEE) The parties are paying a finder's  fee in post reverse
          split  shares of  Wincanton  restricted  common stock in the amount of
          shares  and to the  persons  listed  on  Exhibit  "B" and each  person
          receiving  shares  must  execute  an  investment   letter  in  a  form
          satisfactory to the parties.

     9.   (NOTICES) Any notice under this Agreement shall be deemed to have been
          sufficiently  given if sent by registered or certified  mail,  postage
          prepaid, addressed as follows:

               If to the Members, to:
               Robert Klosterman
               P.O. Box 1400
               Eagle, Idaho 83616

               If to Wincanton, to:
               Henry Hornby
               3653 Hemlock Court
               Reno, Nevada

               or to any other  address  which may  hereafter be  designated  by
               either party by notice  given in such manner . All notices  shall
               be deemed to have been given as of the date of receipt.

     10.  (INDEMNIFICATION)   The  present   directors  of  Wincanton  agree  to
          indemnify  Wincanton  and to hold them  harmless  with  respect to any
          undisclosed liabilities,  obligations or contingencies that may accrue
          and against all actions,  suits,  proceedings,  demands,  assessments,
          fines,  judgments,  costs,  expenses  or  reasonable  attorney's  fees
          related thereto for any matters not disclosed.
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     11.  (TERMINATION  AND  ABANDONMENT)  This  Agreement may be terminated and
          abandoned  at  any  time  prior  to the  Closing  upon  the  following
          conditions:

          (a) By the mutual consent of the parties.

          (b) By the Board of  Directors  of  Wincanton or by the Members if, in
     the opinion of either,  the Closing of the  Agreement is  impracticable  by
     reasons of litigation or change of circumstances.

          (c) By the Board of  Directors  of  Wincanton or by the Members if, in
     the bona  fide  judgment  of  either,  there  shall  have  been a  material
     violation of any covenant or agreement set forth herein, or any warranty or
     representation  shall be untrue;  or the Board of Directors  should, in its
     bona fide  judgment,  deem the Agreement  inadvisable or  impracticable  by
     reason of any defect  which,  in the opinion of counsel,  for the party who
     has made such determination,  constitutes a material defect in the title of
     the other party,  or which defect affect a material part of its assets,  or
     which has  otherwise  subjected  the party to a  substantial  liability  or
     obligation.

          (d) By either  party if any action or  proceeding  before any court or
     governmental  body or agency shall have been  instituted  or  threatened to
     restrain or prohibit  the  consummation  of this  Agreement  and such party
     deems it inadvisable to proceed.

          And in the event of termination, notice shall be given to Wincanton or
     Members and  thereupon  this  Agreement  shall become wholly void and of no
     effect and there shall be no liability on the part of either to the other.

     12.  (COUNTERPARTS)  This  Agreement  may  be  executed  in any  number  of
          counterparts,  each of which when executed and  delivered  shall be an
          original,  but all such counterparts shall constitute one and the same
          instrument.

     13.  (MERGER  CLAUSE) This Agreement  supersedes  all prior  agreements and
          understandings   between  the  parties  and  may  not  be  changed  or
          terminated orally,  and no attempted change,  termination or waiver of
          any of the  provisions  hereof shall be binding  unless in writing and
          signed by the parties hereto.
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     14.  (GOVERNING  LAW) This  Agreement  shall be governed  by and  construed
          according to the laws of the State of __________.

     15.  (NO AMBIGUITY  CONSTRUED  AGAINST  EITHER  PARTY)  Parks'  counsel has
          prepared this  Agreement,  this  Agreement and related  documents were
          prepared  with the input and  participation  of both parties and their
          counsel.  In the event of any  ambiguity  or  question  of  meaning or
          interpretation,  neither  Members  and  Parks nor  Wincanton  shall be
          deemed the "drafter" of the document and shall not have the Agreement,
          in whole or in part, construed against one party or the other.

          IN WITNESS  WHEREOF,  the parties hereto have caused this Agreement to
     be executed the day and year first above written.

                                                    WINCANTON CORPORATION:
ATTEST:

----------------------                              -----------------------
Secretary                                            President

STATE OF NEVADA            )
                           :        ss.
COUNTY OF                  )

     On  this  _______  day of  ___________,  1999,  before  me the  undersigned
officer, personally appeared  ____________________ and _________________,  known
personally  to me to be  the  President  and  Secretary,  respectively,  of  the
above-named corporation, and that they, as such officers, being authorized so to
do, executed the foregoing  instrument for the purposes  therein  contained,  by
signing the name of the corporation by themselves as such officers.

     IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and official seal.

                                                     ---------------------------
                                                     NOTARY PUBLIC
My Commission Expires:                               Residing at:

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                                                      NORTHWEST PARKS LLC:

                                                      BY
                                                        ---------------------

STATE OF IDAHO             )
                           :       ss.
COUNTY OF                  )

     On this _______ day of  _______________,  1999,  before me the  undersigned
MANAGING MEMBER personally appeared _______________________, known personally to
me to be the MANAGING MEMBER of the above-named  limited  liability  company and
the he, as such,  being  authorized so to do, executed the foregoing  instrument
for the purposes therein contained, by signing the name of the limited liability
company by himself as such MANAGING MEMBER.

     IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and official seal.

                                                     ---------------------------
                                                     NOTARY PUBLIC
My Commission Expires:                               Residing at:

                                    MEMBERS:

-----------------------------                               --------------------
J. Randolph Ayre                                            Date

-----------------------------                               --------------------
Dr. S. Craig Barton                                         Date

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-----------------------------                               --------------------
Dr. Alan Beultel                                            Date

-----------------------------                               --------------------
Dr. H. James Clark                                          Date

-----------------------------                               --------------------
Dobson Family Ltd. Partnership                              Date

-----------------------------                               --------------------
Dr. Larry Eastland                                          Date

-----------------------------                               --------------------
Christopher L. Eastland                                     Date

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Floating Feather Entertainment,                             Date
Inc.

-----------------------------                               --------------------
Forbes Investments, Inc.                                    Date

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Fox Mountain, Inc.                                          Date

-----------------------------                               --------------------
FSC Ltd.                                                    Date

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-----------------------------                               --------------------
Lane A. Fullmer                                             Date

-----------------------------                               --------------------
Jerald Holloway                                             Date

-----------------------------                               --------------------
Henri R. Hornby                                             Date

-----------------------------                               --------------------
Grant Ipsen                                                 Date

-----------------------------                               --------------------
Mark Johnson                                                Date

-----------------------------                               --------------------
Dr. G. Robert W. Klomp                                      Date

-----------------------------                               --------------------
Klosterman Family Trust of 1998                             Date

-----------------------------                               --------------------
Jack Klosterman                                             Date

-----------------------------                               --------------------
Robert Klosterman                                           Date

-----------------------------                               --------------------
David Koga                                                  Date

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Michael Kolb                                                Date

-----------------------------                               --------------------
Laburnam Investments, Ltd.                                  Date

-----------------------------                               --------------------
Martin Consultants, Inc.                                    Date

-----------------------------                               --------------------
Metrolink Holdings Ltd.                                     Date

-----------------------------                               --------------------
Michael E. Mills                                            Date

-----------------------------                               --------------------
Dr. Marshall Ogden                                          Date

-----------------------------                               --------------------
Dr. Craig Olsen                                             Date

-----------------------------                               --------------------
Stan Olson                                                  Date

-----------------------------                               --------------------
Dr. Coe Parker                                              Date

-----------------------------                               --------------------
Salvati Family Trust                                        Date

-----------------------------                               --------------------
James Smith                                                 Date

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Mark Stubbs                                                 Date

-----------------------------                               --------------------
Richard Swensen                                             Date

-----------------------------                               --------------------
Yorkshire Capital Ltd.                                      Date

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