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Wilmington native Justin Field is a 2011 Honors graduate of the University of Delaware and will begin medical school in Philadelphia in the fall. Click here to follow all of Justin's Pedaling Against Hunger entries.
We at TSD are celebrating the end of 2011 with the year’s best posts. It’s been a year filled with great stories and strong opinions, always reflecting the best of the First State. ORIGINAL PUBLISHING DATE: June 17, 2011 Editor’s Note: Justin Field, UD Class of 2011, embarked on a TSD-sponsored bike-ride across America this summer [...]
Editor’s Note: Wilmington native Justin Field is a 2011 Honors graduate of the University of Delaware and currently a medical student in Philadelphia. This summer, Justin completed a TSD-sponsored bike ride from Dewey Beach to San Francisco to raise money for the Food Bank of Delaware, a journey which readers followed here at TownSquareDelaware.com. One month ago, [...]
Editor’s Note: Justin Field, UD Class of 2011, embarked on a TSD-sponsored bike-ride across America to raise money and awareness for the Food Bank of Delaware. This is a wrapup of his story which read his last entry, click here. After leaving Lake Tahoe, I just had a few climbs left. While crossing the border into [...]
Day 41: Hanksville to Boulder Mt. Today was another day of incredible riding through the otherworldly Utah scenery. We started out in middle of nowhere Hanksville and rode through the Capitol Reef National Park. The park got its name from the huge domes of white stone that are common formations throughout the area. Riding in [...]
Day 38: Moab Rest Day We decided to stay in Moab for an extra night, since we had people there to give us the grand tour of town. Moab is a tourist center, and people come from all over the country and the world to see the rock formations at Arches National Park and go [...]
Hotchkiss to Colorado National Monument: (July 7th) We got up and headed down route 92, heading downhill for 20 miles (we were leaving the mountains) to Delta, C. After chowing down in a Safeway grocery store, we continued to Grand Junction on highway 50, a four lane divided road. The surrounding landscape had turned to [...]
Day 33 (cont.): Bamboo Riders I walked into the hostel and the first person I saw was a guy I had rode with during one of the days I was in Kansas. Marc is part of a team of four cyclists riding bamboo bikes across the country. They are supporting a new initiative to [...]
Editor’s Note: Justin Field, UD Class of 2011, embarked on a TSD-sponsored bike-ride across America to raise money and awareness for the Food Bank of Delaware. This is an update on his progress as he travels through Virginia. To read his last entry, click here. Days 28-33: Through the end of Kansas After Larned, we [...]
Editor’s Note: Justin Field, UD Class of 2011, embarked on a TSD-sponsored bike-ride across America to raise money and awareness for the Food Bank of Delaware. This is an update on his progress as he travels through Virginia. To read his last entry, click here. Day 27: Hesston to Larned Today was possibly the toughest [...]
Editor’s Note: Justin Field, UD Class of 2011, embarked on a TSD-sponsored bike-ride across America to raise money and awareness for the Food Bank of Delaware. This is an update on his progress as he travels through Virginia. To read his last entry, click here. Day 26: Pittsburg to Eureka After a few days of [...]
Organization: Girls On The Run Delaware
Girls on the Run® is a 501(c)3 positive youth development program which combines an interactive curriculum and running to inspire self-respect and healthy lifestyles in pre-teen girls. Our core curriculum addresses many aspects of girls’ development – their physical, emotional, mental and social well-being. Lessons provide girls with the tools to make positive decisions and to avoid risky adolescent behaviors.
Girls on the Run will be hosting their Spring 5k Saturday, May 19th, 2012 at the Wilmington Riverfront. Registration opens at 7am and the race starts at 8:30am.
