Trio Walking From Sydney To Brisbane
Trio Walking From Sydney To Brisbane
By Peter Cronin
16 February, 2017
Trio Walking From Sydney To Brisbane
Trio Walking From Sydney To Brisbane
By Peter Cronin
16 February, 2017
Trio Walking From Sydney To Brisbane
Trio Walking From Sydney To Brisbane
By Peter Cronin
16 February, 2017
Trio Walking From Sydney To Brisbane
Trio Walking From Sydney To Brisbane
By Peter Cronin
16 February, 2017
Trio Walking From Sydney To Brisbane
Trio Walking From Sydney To Brisbane
By Peter Cronin
16 February, 2017
Trio Walking From Sydney To Brisbane
Trio Walking From Sydney To Brisbane
By Peter Cronin
16 February, 2017
Trio Walking From Sydney To Brisbane
Trio Walking From Sydney To Brisbane
By Peter Cronin
16 February, 2017
Trio Walking From Sydney To Brisbane
Trio Walking From Sydney To Brisbane
By Peter Cronin
16 February, 2017
Trio Walking From Sydney To Brisbane
Trio Walking From Sydney To Brisbane
By Peter Cronin
16 February, 2017
Trio Walking From Sydney To Brisbane
Trio Walking From Sydney To Brisbane
By Peter Cronin
16 February, 2017
Trio Walking From Sydney To Brisbane
Trio Walking From Sydney To Brisbane
By Peter Cronin
16 February, 2017
Trio Walking From Sydney To Brisbane
Trio Walking From Sydney To Brisbane
By Peter Cronin
16 February, 2017
Trio Walking From Sydney To Brisbane
Trio Walking From Sydney To Brisbane
By Peter Cronin
16 February, 2017
Trio Walking From Sydney To Brisbane
Trio Walking From Sydney To Brisbane
By Peter Cronin
16 February, 2017
What are you doing this weekend? Do you know what Calamvale resident Aryan Taefi will be up to? He will be with two mates walking from Sydney to Brisbane to raise money for charity.
Mr Taefi, John Massingham and Jimmy Hosking start on the walk this week and will be raising money and awareness for a charity called Water.
He said the charity was a non-profit organisation bringing clean and safe drinking water to developing countries.
“We heard a story about a young girl in Ethiopia who had to walk 40km a day just to get water,” said Mr Taefi, who aimed to walk close to 40km a day.
“So we hoped that by putting ourselves through this hardship, it will help show how tough that must be and hopefully encourage others to help donate and change someone’s life forever.”
The trio have raised more than $6000 and hope to reach a target of around $30,000 by the time they finish the walk.
“That would be enough to bring clean water to 1000 people,” Mr Taefi said. 


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