Olympic Day Bhutan: Kind Requests and Forging Possibilities
My initial assigned job the morning of Olympic Day was to help out at the finish line of the running events. The men were running a full marathon (about 20 people), the women a half marathon (about 50 people) as well as two 3K fun runs—males and females in separate races. I noted when I arrived that they had a finishers archway, timing (a clock), music playing and a microphone set up for an announcer, as well as refreshments for the participants. Even though it was raining, spectators and fun runners were coming out in droves to watch and participate. I had met the announcer at a prior function (I’m embarrassed I don’t remember his name so we’ll call him […]
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Category: Bhutan 2012
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