Made it to St John’s Newfoundland today, Wednesday 15 August. The odometer clicked over to 8,000 km. Tonight, a celebration with alumni. Tomorrow, a final dozen or so kilometers to Cape Spear, the easternmost point of land to complete the continental crossing.
And tomorrow too, an interview at Noon, Newfoundland time, on CBC Radio: St. John’s Radio Noon, 12:00pm – 1:30pm.
Thanks to everyone who made this possible.
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Dadamannnn!!!!!!!
Well Done David,
Congratulations on reaching your first goal i.e. riding coast to coast on your trusty bicycle. A truly fine example of adventure spirit and determination in the face of many challenges en route, I’m sure. We have been following your daily exploits with great interest and you have done a fine job with your narrative and photography. It’s been a pleasure seeing your progress since you left Beaverview RV park in McBride, if you can remember that far back!
Looking forward to seeing your photos of Bonny Scotland next, it will make us feel homesick after 5 years in Canada. Have a safe journey across the pond.
David & Jill Williams
Hearty Congratulations, David! What a glorious journey! I just got home from my Tour de Norway and look forward to sharing road stories with you upon your return. Bravo to you!!
Cheers, Janice
Looking forward to sharing stories. D
DAVID HAWLEY, College Director Pearson College UWC of the Pacific P 250 391-2438 M 250 744-7315 http://www.pearsoncollege.ca
Well Done David. I have been following your journey. Congratulations what an achievement.
WOW! Absolutely amazing. Congratulations. It feels like yesterday that you left Pearson College.
Not to me or my thighs. Thanks so much for all your moral support. D
DAVID HAWLEY, College Director Pearson College UWC of the Pacific P 250 391-2438 M 250 744-7315 http://www.pearsoncollege.ca