World Harmony Run in Colombia
Recently, the World Harmony Run visited school and runners in different parts of Colombia
Gagane from Iceland introduces the World Harmony Run to Escuelas Profesionales Salesianas school in Colombia.
Each of the 600 members of the school gained a chance to hold the harmony torch and offer their good wishes for world peace.
Earlier in the month, the Harmony Run team met up with world record holder and inspiration Lazaro Matinez Cruz. Lazaro set a world record by travelling by wheel chair from Buenos Aires to Paipa - a distance of over 6000 km which took him over the Andes mountain. From: Paipa 22 January
More info at World Harmony Run site
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