Photo: The final push down Santa Catalina Street in downtown Arequipa - a special thank you to our Peruvian police escorts
Photo: Ben and Wayne
Photo: All Around Nice Guy Martin "The Hero" Peters
Photo: No really, how much further?
Photo: The start - Tres Hombres
Photo: We did it! Standing with our reception team and the Peruvian artist who painted a wonderful picture to commemorate the Bridging the Divide Run
Today started at over 9,000 feet above sea level. We planned to run down to just slightly above 7,000 feet and then ascend back up to almost 9,000 again. In between there were a number of hills, many feral dogs, a tremendous blazing sun and the dirt roads of the Pueblos Jovenes. Oh yea - and a really bum toe and a runner with bad (I mean really bad) diarrhea. And, in spite of all of these challenges - we did it!
Today was an amazing experience with a fantastic group of guys (Martin and Ben - you two rock) and an unbelievable support team (Dr. Bob, Dr. Daniel, Hugo Blanco, Natalie, Ivy, Adan, and Father Alex).
Thank you to everyone who made the Bridging the Divide 100 Kilometers for Change event possible.
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Congratulations on the successful run AND awareness campaign.
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