The moon sets early upon dawn
The sun, in turn, rises over the outback of Threeways Roadhouse NT
Salutations to the sun as a quick warm-up
Akzhanar from Kyrgyzstan happily runs her section
And the peace flame is lit
Look out for kangaroos
Fading in the distance
The morning presented itself with strong headwinds. Satyagraha marches on
Count until 10 and the flame will burn for 5km
Deveshu from Austria runs a stretch of the route
"Run and become. Become and run. Run to succeed in the outer world. Become to proceed in the inner world."
-Sri Chinmoy-
Michal is ready to take the Torch onwards
Beautiful landscapes along the way
Peace gives us joy
With schools on break now and us being in the Outback thing are on the quiet side. There is more time to reflect and focus within. It is time to appreciate the small things in life.
Peace gives us strength
This morning we took a little detour down to the Tennant Creek headquarters of councilman Sid Vashist to meet him at his favourite coffee shop in town. We are very grateful that Sid took the time to meet with us because we were once again overwhelmed by the genuine love that the community leaders have for their constituents and the steps they take to build peace in their region. Tennant Creek, like the Peace Run, boasts representation from over 16 nations
Thank you Sid for this wonderful meeting
Susan makes headway towards today's destination: Barkly Homestead Northern Territory (NT)
Prachar on the lookout for the best angle
Many enthusiastic drivers cheered the runners as they made their way through Northern Territory
After running for the past 2.5 months, Edgars has become extremely experienced in carrying the Torch
Make sure to take a break
Follow the signs
Bat Foxes or Batmen?
The smiling beauty of the moon. Good night Australia, see you tomorrow.
