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Walkabout Promotional Video
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This video was created for the Walk21 International Walking conference hosted in Vancouver in September 2011
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Walkabout San Francisco
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Walkabout San Francisco draw
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poster signing
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Emily crossing finish line.MP4
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On Sunday August 8, after walking 2,995 kilometers through 88 communities and logging 3.4 million steps, Emily Forrest ended her almost three month long adventure crossing ...
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Walkabout New York Contest Winner Draw.avi
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Heart&Stroke Walkabout New York Contest draw.
With over 2,700 entries in 44 days producing one lucky winner, the Heart&Stroke Walkabout New York summer contest official...
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Band playing
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The soulful sounds of Brazillian group Samba Nova during a walkabout welcome home event to celebrate Emily Forrest. From the moment Emily's adventure began, she has been co...
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Emily's family member
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A close family member talks about Emily's accomplishment
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HSFNS Board Chair Dr. Gord Gubitz
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HSFNS Board Chair Dr. Gord Gubitz speaks into the camera about Emily Forrest's three month walking adventure
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Hon. Ramona Jennex Reflects on Emily's Walk
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Minister of Service Nova Scotia and Municipal Relations speaks about Emily's 3.4 milion steps
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Commons Walk
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Friends, family and supporters walk with Emily on the last leg of her 2,995 kilometer walking adventure
About walkaboutns
Eight youth from across the province will form a team to help the Heart and Stroke Foundation of Nova Scotia develop a youth walking program as part of the organizations Heart&Stroke Walkabout initiative. The team members were selected from a contest held in October and November for youth 13-16 in Nova Scotia.
You can check out the winning videos here. The team members include: Joseph Arthur, Dartmouth; Samantha Burns, Halifax; Robert Elllis, Millbrook; Melissa Legge, Halifax; Meranda Oliver, Kingston; Brianna Smith, Parrsboro; Jonathan Smith, Glace Bay; and Sarah Warnell, Lower Sackville.
Eight youth from across the province will form a team to help the Heart and Stroke Foundation of Nova Scotia develop a youth walking program as part of the organizations Heart&Stroke Walkabout initiative. The team members were selected from a cont...
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