Good Luck Rolling the Island Paul!!

Won't be long now Paul, have a safe journey!

ROLL THE ISLAND 2011
On November 4, 5, 6th I aspire to become the first person to roller ski Prince Edward Island from tip to tip. This three day excursion will begin Friday, Nov 4 in North Cape in western PEI, and hopefully conclude by late Sunday afternoon in East Point, PEI, a total of some 285 kilometres. I am excited to be combining this personal challenge with a fundraising initiative for Right To Play,

Please lend your support as together we help Right To Play perform their work to change children's lives for the better. My goal is to fundraise $10,000 - this amount will provide 100 children with weekly sport and play programming!

For up to date information check out my website (bit.ly/rolltheisland)
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About Right To Play

Right To Play is the leading international humanitarian and development organization using sport and play as tools to effect behavior and social change. Our trained Coaches and community leaders implement our programs which are designed to develop basic life skills, prevent diseases, teach conflict resolution and instill hope in children affected by war, poverty and disease. Right To Play implements programs in 20 countries in Africa, Asia, the Middle East and South America. A pioneer in its field, Right To Play sets standards for quality sustainable programming, promotes best practices and advances research on the efficacy of sport-based development efforts. Founded in 2000 by Johann Olav Koss, four-time Olympic gold medalist and social entrepreneur, Right To Play fosters the hope and skills that are essential to envisioning and realizing a better future.

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Day One November 4th:
RTI 2011 quest begins at the North Cape lighthouse, adjacent to the North Cape wind farm. Follow Rte 12 (North Cape Coastal Drive) south to Jct. Rte 12/Rte 2 (37.2 km)
Continue on Rte 2 through Miscouche andTravellers Rest to 1A East, then take 1A East through North Bedeque to Jct 1A and Rte 8 (Freetown Road) at Ross Corner. This marks conclusion of day one; 107.2 km...

Day Two November 5th:
Begins at Ross Corner-follow rte 8 to Freetown, turn right on 109; follow Rte 109 to Kinkora. Turn left from 109 onto Rte 225 (12.2 km for day) and take 225 east to Jct 225 and 231 (Inkerman Rd) Turn right and continue to Crapaud with a left fromm 231 onto Rte 13 (30.7 accum. for day two) Follow Rte 13 through Kelly's Cross ( ~halfway point of journey). Pass Brookvale Prov. Park, turn right off 13 onto Rte 235 at Emyvale (42.7 or 149.9 total accum.) Follow 235 to Warren grove Rd, (59.4) Follow north to Rte 2, turn right onto Rte 2. Continue on 2 to Malpeque Rd. Continue on bypass/arterial hwy to St Peters Rd. (75.2 km) Continue on Rte 2 to Jct Rte 2 and Suffolk Rd (222) Conclusion day two; tday's total 81.8 km; two day accum. total 189.0

Day Three November 6th:
Start Jct 222/Rte 2. Follow Rte 2 through Mount Stewart and Morell to St. Peters bridge (25.90 km for day three) Continure on 2 to Fortune/Rollo Bay to Souris. (43 km) From Souris follow Rte 16 (Points East Coastal Drive) pasing through Red Point and South Lake with conclusion of Roll The Island 2011 at the East Point lighthouse. Total for day: 95.8 km.
Three day accumulated total 284.8 km.