This morning while walking with Kie to the GO Train station I passed the 2500 mile board in my journey.
In my continuing walking journey going nowhere, today I would be in Pritchard, BC, a name on the map about 24 miles east of Kamloops, BC.
Becoming complacent, yawning and then with ennui thinking, "Just another hundred miles" is at time tempting, but the fact is each mile is a challenge to accomplish.
Some days I just don't feel like walking, but as a worst-case scenario heart attack survivor, I push myself to keep going. I have seen other cardiac patients in the hospitals, people who may never be able to walk a mile again, or lead a normal life, and maybe never be able to go home again.
God has been generous to me, and I am reminded of this every single mile.
Deo gratias,
The Oddblock Station Agent
Addendum May 16, 2017
Yesterday afternoon I quietly passed mile post 2600 in my continuing journey to nowhere,
but if I was still heading west, then according to the map I would be in the Fraser Canyon about 5
miles east of Spence's Bridge, BC.
This past April I walked 91.1 miles, the first time I've been able to achieve more than 90 miles in a single month. The cooler than normal spring weather certainly helped.
Addendum July 05, 2017
Today I quietly passed mile post 2700 in my ongoing trek to nowhere,
but continuing as if I was walking to Vancouver, then according to the map I would be exiting the Fraser Canyon into the Fraser Valley about 2
miles east of Ruby Creek, BC.
Vancouver is now less than 100 miles distant, a destination that now seems achievable instead of next to impossible.
