Lake Superior – Video Blog
- Colin Harris
- August 2nd, 2011
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Everyone has a story. I have learned that in abundance over the last 6 months and it has particularly hit home in the last few days. A few nights ago in White River, I was grabbing a bite of food when I overheard some cyclists telling stories about their trips across Canada so far. I […]
On Monday, July 18, Colin made it to Wawa. However, he doesn’t have access to his cell phone services and has asked to forward this message to his friends and encouragers. Along the way, Colin has been able to enjoy nights at Pancake Bay and Lake Superior Provincial Park. Now he begins the long run […]
For the first time in almost 3 weeks of hitchhiking and over 35 people picking me up, the first female stopped to give me a ride. Jean is likely in her 70’s and she told me she passed by me the first time but looped around to pick me up because I looked like a […]
Late last night, I found myself watching an infomercial. A pretty bad infomercial – not that any of them are really any good! I had run just shy of 7 marathons in the last 8 days and was in desperate need of a shower and some amenities. So I found a cheap motel and after […]
There is something about midway points. Something about being half done that resonates. And captures our attention. And today, the TMO Project reached its halfway point in terms of distance run across this country. In one way, it feels like I should be further. In another, I can’t believe I’ve run 3800 km. I feel […]
I’m gunning for the Sault, so this will just be a quick update. The last few days have been long, yesterday in particular. I spent 4 hours with my thumb out trying to hitch a ride to my starting point, but couldn’t get picked up for the life of me. I decided to give up […]
Familiarity is a strange thing. If you’ve ever driven the stretch between Sudbury and Sault Ste. Marie, chances are you’ve stopped at the Timmies/Wendy’s at the turn off for Espanola. It’s a popular spot and is usually packed. It was my halfway point today for the run, so the RV was parked here and I […]
A sense of wonder is a pretty cool thing to see in kids. And although I have been exposed to seeing this sense of wonder typically unravel outside, I saw wide-eyed kids exploring the natural environment inside. I spent most of yesterday at Science North in Sudbury. It’s an amazing centre with a butterfly exhibit, […]