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Today was the team’s fourth and final non-cycle day in Lloydminster, and I had the opportunity to speak with Mrs. Androschuk’s Grade 2 class at Ecole St. Thomas. 

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Today the en-route team welcomed Carly Ray, who came to us from Nipigon, Ontario. Carly will be with the team up to Ottawa, assisting us in spreading the important message of Polio Eradication, Education, and Rehabilitation. Thanks Carly for volunteering your time to help support Cycle to Walk. 

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Today is a non-cycling day here in Lloydminster. Lynne Morris will leave the en-route team today, as this is her scheduled end date. Lynne volunteered her time because she believes in the importance of delivering Cycle to Walk’s message of polio eradication, education, and rehabilitation to Canadians. 

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Yesterday, I ran over a staple and blew my first bike tire of the campaign. For now, I’m riding a back up hand-cycle. This morning, I scraped my arm while applying chain grease, which explains the bandage I’m wearing today. Regardless of what’s happened, the team is taking great care of me, I feel great, and I’m ready to ride another day. 

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Today the team woke up with a great feeling. Not only does Vegreville have the world’s largest Ukrainian Easter Egg, or pysanka, but it also has amazing community spirit. Thanks again for all of your support, Vegreville. 

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A big thanks to Lesley and Allan Fath - and your horse Pumpkin - for opening up your home to the Cycle to Walk team last night.  I think it’s safe to say that we appreciated your hospitality as much as your horse appreciates carrots. 

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