A Summary Attempt (by Bryce)
A Summary Attempt of the One Nation Run 165 days. 127 running days. 8671km ran. 31,000km driven. 126 Host homes. 90 plus interviews. 330 plus runners. $40,000 raised. 75,000 people informed. 4 day early arrival in Abbotsford, BC. The numbers speak of a grand journey and an enthusiastic and generous Canada. Our team began with [...]
The Run is Done. The Easy Part is Over. (by Bryce)
Zaya, Brittany and I have officially completed our cross country run. As a team we ran 8671km from St. John’s, NL to Vancouver, BC. To date the ONR is the longest Canadian run, until our new friend Scott Cannata finishes his cross country run in December ( www.theruntolive.com ). It was a marathon of 151 [...]
I wish I knew Neve Campbell
On Highway One
“I’ve been through the Rockies, I’ve been to Saskatoon. I’m driving down Highway 1 hoping to see you soon.” Zaya and I have been traveling Eastbound heading home on the Trans Canada. We have stopped in Calgary and Regina and have Winnipeg and Thunder Bay still to stop over at. We are reuniting with host [...]
ONR Vancouver Runs
September 29 Vancouver, BC The Route for September 29: www.gmap-pedometer.com/?r=5094981. It will begin at Langley City Hall and finish at Nitobe Memorial Park on the UBC campus. The run this day will begin at 915am and will conclude at 3pm. October 1 6km Finale into Stanley Park, Vancouver Our Finale into Stanley Park is a public run [...]
Lentil Soup for the Cross Country Runner’s Soul Entry #3: Humour/Laughter (by Bryce Dymond)
Laughter is the serious business of Heaven – C.S. Lewis Humour is as essential as electrolytes and protein on a cross Canada run. When you run and travel for over 150 days you are bound to experience your fair share of monotony. When traveling with different personalities in a small space like a vehicle tension [...]
ONR Vancouver Celebration
Lentil Soup for the Cross Country Runner’s Soul Entry #2: Cold Water (by Bryce)
In running across Canada there is no way to avoid hills and mountains. What you must remember is that going up is just as difficult as going down. Surprisingly there is a massive descent from Calgary to Golden. With all the pounding and straining your body endures through Newfoundland, Northern Ontario and the Rockies your lower [...]

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