B.C. Enquirer: Walkers hit the Great Lake-to-Lake Trail
They’ve walked from southwest Michigan to the Big Mac (bridge), floated around the world in hot-air balloons, strolled along the Great Wall of China, climbed Mt. Everest, and mushed over the tundra on the Iditarod, reports the Battle Creek Enquirer. This year, they loaded up their backpacks, dusted off their compasses, and bicycled through the woods along portions of the Great Lake-to-Lake Trail.
Excerpt: Though it sounds like it, these are not extreme-athletes seeking to sail every ocean or conquer the highest mountain peaks, but cardiac and pulmonary rehabilitation patients at Bronson Battle Creek (BBC) who chose to challenge themselves through a hospital exercise program.
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