Amazing and bubbling story of Terry Fox. You can do anything if you put your mind to it!
Terry Fox was a cancer patient who ran 5,373 km across Canada in just 143 days before he died.
Terry thrilled the entire country. His goal was to receive one Canadian dollar for every Canadian in the population (then 24 million people), and he achieved his goal by raising 24.17 million Canadian dollars in February 1981.
A year after Terry Fox's death, the Terry Fox Foundation was created, which promotes amateur races across Canada and in several countries to support the fight against cancer.
According to the Terry Fox Foundation, more than C$715 million has already been raised for cancer research on Terry Fox's behalf.
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Such a powerful video. We are stronger if we take action together.
"Tuvalu is literally sinking. We must take action now."
An island nation home to 11,000 people in the Pacific Ocean could vanish under water due to the climate crisis.
@Channel4News visits the country whose future hangs in the balance. #LosingParadise
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An absolutely epic adventure!
Wales Coast to Coast along Sarn Helen. 6 days of epic riding from Conwy in North Wales to Worms Head on the Gower Peninsula. 400km and 8500m of climbing, 2 national parks, and 1 area of ‘astounding’ natural beauty.
It’s simply EPIC!
4 spaces left for 2024 #VisitWales #mtb
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So true. I need to practice letting go of control and over analysis 👍
Relax. Your rumination, analysis, worry, and need to control the future are robbing you of the current moment. Yes, there is a time for preparation, but continually thinking of the future guarantees you'll never enjoy in the present.
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Hilda-May Latham retweeted
If you sit at a desk all day, you
NEED to MOVE your body.
- Your morning should be at
least a 15 minute walk.
-Lunch should be at least
10 minutes of walking.
-After work should be another
15 minutes or more.
Sitting is the new smoking.
Movement is life!
“I've learned to talk to myself, instead of listen to myself. If I listen to myself, I hear all the reasons why I can't finish the race. But if I talk to myself, I can feed myself with the words of encouragement that I need to keep on moving forward.”- Jon Gordon
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Hilda-May Latham retweeted
If your body was a bank account:
· Calories would be cash flow
· Fat would be your consumer debt
· Muscle would be your investments & insurance
Hilda-May Latham retweeted
What a way to finish a 400km ride across Wales 😍 Congratulations to everyone on finishing the Wales C2C along Sarn Helen, it was simply EPIC from start to finish. 🏴
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#visitwales #mtb #cycling #adventure – at Swansea, Wales
Hilda-May Latham retweeted
That was one very very tough 70k through Eryri on day one of our Wales C2C. Chapeau everyone… 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 #mtb #wales #walesbytrails #realmountainbiking #visitwales
Hilda-May Latham retweeted
Polly was holding the reins on day two of our epic Wales C2C - Sarn Helen. After a lush breakfast @oldskoolmtb it was Coed Y Brenin, Mawddach Estuary, Ffordd Ddu over to Bryncrug, and the epic Rhydyronen climb and drop in glorious sunshine.
mtb.wales
#Wales #mtb
Hilda-May Latham retweeted
Day 3 of the Wales C2C was both epic and totally cool at the same time. Cambrian Mountains were wild, on to Nant yr Arian for a blast, then a lift up to Devils Bridge by steam train. Now that’s a great day!!
#mtb #cycling #wales #visitwales #steamtrain #sarnhelen
Hilda-May Latham retweeted
Day 5 Builth Wells to Ystradfellte on the Wales C2C. Bannau Brycheiniog was as wild as ever, a rugged landscape that is alway challenging to cross. We made great time finishing in waterfall country.
mtb.wales
#sarnhelen #mtb #wales #adventure
Day 4 - 65km with 1,500m of climbing from Devils bridge to Built Wells. The day started with a steady climb up
to The Arch high above the valley. We then dropped down the valley to Hafod
Estate, a beautiful forest and gorge. My skills were tested by a big and an epic descent.
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Day 3 - 51km with 1,200m of climbing. It's the shortest day accompanied by lots of hills.
Today started with a 11km climb from the door to get the heart pumping. It was a rain coat on and off kinda day with beautiful views and epic descents. fundraise.cancerresearchuk.o…
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Day 2 - 67km with 1,600m of climbing. Mother nature was kinder today. We took the Roman Road (in rain) for Coed Y Brenin. Few trails and out toward Dolgellau and the Mawddach Estuary. fundraise.cancerresearchuk.o…
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Hilda-May Latham retweeted
All ready for the off from Conwy, Wales C2C here we go!
mtb.wales
MBWales - Mountain Biking Wales
#Wales #bikelife #walesbytrails #walesc2c #sarnhelen #mtb
Day 1 - 65km with 2,400m of climbing in a extremely strong headwind. It was a hard day with sections of hike the bike and the bog of doom where you disappear knee deep. fundraise.cancerresearchuk.o…
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