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About the TrailNews and Media
I became interested in the trail back at the beginning and have been buying metres ever since. I find they make great gifts for your friends that would never get around to doing it without some help.
The crew and I from Harleys Hardrock Saloon in Yellowknife, NWT now buy a metre of trail to honour our friends that fall by the way. They are gone and not forgotten and we can visit the pavilions to say hello. Our Group http://www.paddlersforparts.ca has bought a metre of trail in every capital city in Canada and our URL is proudly listed there.
I am presently using my step counter to walk the Virtual Trail on the web page and, as of yesterday, I have covered 518,738 steps from Victoria eastbound. This week I will clear Vancouver Island and be heading east from Vancouver.
Here’s to seeing you all on the trail in the near future and if you’re a step counter or walker/runner, sign up and do the Virtual trail, Great fun. Cheers, Greg
Greg Loftus | March 15th, 2008 at 3:23 pm
Thanks for your comments, Greg, and for your personal support since 1995. Kudos to Paddlers for Parts, which has donated 13 metres of Trail!
Ringer | March 17th, 2008 at 2:13 pm
I bought some meters several yeas ago anticipating that someday I would have grandchildren to share the walk with. Now they are here and will be introducing them to the Trail this summer.
I like Gregs’ idea of the step counter to cross the country on a virtual Trail every day as we keep fit in our own communities.
Lawrence Dornan | May 27th, 2008 at 1:40 pm
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