On March 2nd 2010, five runners from Fort McMurray will run the 300 kilometers to Fort Chipowyn, Alberta to raise money for equipment for Fort Chip.
These images were taken during a training session they did on the frozen Athabasca River in Fort McMurray. The trainers will take 3 to 5 days to run the 300 kilometers.
I will add more information when I get it from Ben Ricetto, who is making a documentary on these runners.
Hassan Arshad
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Hassan Arshad is a freelance photojournalist, designer and multimedia photographer. He will be attending the University of British Columbia's Graduate School of Journalism in fall of 2010. Hassan is also a Vancouver commercial photographer and shoots weddings and portraits all over British Columbia.
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