Home to Home Run for charity: Sault man logging marathon a day from B.C. to Ontario
Rick Fall is running a marathon a day from British Columbia, where the 61-year-old is originally from, to his home in Sault Ste. Marie, Ont. The Home to Home initiative is to raise money for two charities, and Fall says participating in the Terry Fox Run sparked the idea.
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Posted: Apr 17, 2021 7:00 AM ET | Last Updated: April 17
Rick Fall, 61, is running at least a marathon a day from Victoria in B.C., where he used to live, to Sault Ste. Marie, Ont., to raise money for two charities. His wife is driving this RV while he s hitting the road. (Fallorick.com)
now. hey, brian,. this is your shot of the morning. are you kidding me? are a are a pelg down the side of the building with bobby valentine. the current general manager of the new york yankees brian cashpin. they could let rick fall but not brian. i can t believe they would do that. is it freezing out there too. it was very cold. i was up on top watching rick from on top of the building, it was cold. you are a brave man, rick. i felt better knowing that brian was there you said it. they weren t going to let anything happen to him. so it had to be safe. third year in a row i had done it. you think i would be used to it but it s scary. that s all there is too it so scary it s not even that much