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Climb The Wall
02/05/08 15:41
Climb the Wall: The Stairclimb for Clean Air 2008
Way to go climbers!! The first place overall climber did the climb in 4:39! Something to strive for next year eh??!
Results:
John “Speedy” Swinston: 7min:32sec (placed 85th overall)
Alex “the StairMaster” Chee: 7:50 (placed 104 overall)
Caroline “the Captain” Martini: 8:52 (placed 158 overall)
Alexis Ciuk: 9:59 (placed 219 overall)
All pictures can be seen HERE
Close to 500 participants took part this year in the 7th Annual Climb the Wall: The Stairclimb for Clean Air.
The 491-foot, 48-storey hike up to the top of one of BC tallest buildings is an annual fundraiser for important lung health and air-quality initiatives and attracts fundraising superheroes from all walks of life including a large contingent of BC firefighters, who come out every year.
The event has raised well over $100,000 for BC Lung Association research and programs to date, however fundraising continues until March 14, 2007. Let’s push that total even higher!
Way to go climbers!! The first place overall climber did the climb in 4:39! Something to strive for next year eh??!
Results:
John “Speedy” Swinston: 7min:32sec (placed 85th overall)
Alex “the StairMaster” Chee: 7:50 (placed 104 overall)
Caroline “the Captain” Martini: 8:52 (placed 158 overall)
Alexis Ciuk: 9:59 (placed 219 overall)
All pictures can be seen HERE
Close to 500 participants took part this year in the 7th Annual Climb the Wall: The Stairclimb for Clean Air.
The 491-foot, 48-storey hike up to the top of one of BC tallest buildings is an annual fundraiser for important lung health and air-quality initiatives and attracts fundraising superheroes from all walks of life including a large contingent of BC firefighters, who come out every year.
The event has raised well over $100,000 for BC Lung Association research and programs to date, however fundraising continues until March 14, 2007. Let’s push that total even higher!