Thank you so much Walker and Kim, our good friends in Missoula, for so wonderfully hosting our men's team overnight. Everyone felt right at home.
Thank you also to Shady Spruce Hostel for accommodating our women's team. Dhavala (left) and Mahiya (right) prepared this Certificate of Appreciation, signed by all the runners. We wholeheartedly recommend this beautiful Hostel to anyone looking for accommodation in Missoula.
Colin Potluri from Kansas is biking across America. He was thrilled to see all our photos from when we were in Kansas and he enthusiastically held our Peace Torch! He has cycled 1000 miles from Oregon and will finish in Virginia, a total of 4200 miles. Saudamini (right) and Marina (rear) hold the torch with Colin. Sadly for us all, it is Saudamini's last day today on the Peace run.
We store our supplies and camping equipment in the RV and often make our meals in the mini kitchen.
Our trusty support vehicles- the RV and two vans, stay close to the runners, providing water, snacks and rest periods for each runner.
We met a couple in the car park who were so happy to hold our torch and wish the Peace Run well.
Hannah saw us in her home town of Olympia just 10 days ago and was delighted to meet us here in Montana today and hold the torch! Mahiya is on the left and Dhavala on the right.
Some of us visited the brand new Montana Heritage Centre (opened Dec 2025) in Helena - a great museum!
The exhibits were beautifully presented and very interesting!
The museum had some stunning artworks. Marina really appreciated this large painting 'When the land belonged to God' by Charles Russell.
Delta Hotels in Helena kindly assisted us with rooms for the women's team and left us sports drinks, snacks and a wonderful welcome note!