Time never stops, which is great. Since this mission is almost complete. 69 631 ft to go in 9 days, with Christmas off that makes just over 8700 ft a day for those 8 days. Still a serious challenge but one I should be up to. As long as sickness and injuries remain absent. Last night as I transferred Aiden into his bed he puked all over me and the floor, and he was feverish and completely out of energy. Exactly what I don’t want to happen to me. So far though I feel good, tired and ready for a decent break but good.
Francois, a seriously good friend, spent hours making this movie on my goal. So great to see someone else’s perspective on me and my mission. Its great to realize the support I have, and how I better send this challenge. Enjoy.
Anyways, tired and ready for 8 hours of sleep.
Good luck Greg! We are cheering for you down here in Chile!
Give her, soooo close
I hope the sickness (and any injury) stay at bay. It’s been an inspirational 12 months so far. I hope it’s all powder for your finish.
Francois did a great job on his movie which you forgot to include a link to…
http://vimeo.com/17912571