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Circle of Courage Cycle Tou

6 May 2005, Adventist News Network
The cyclists from the Circle of Courage Cycle Tour finished their 31 day ride across Australia to address issues of at-risk behaviour among young people in small, rural communities on the afternoon of May 5. The six cyclists were welcomed by the City of Sydney Councillor Marcelle Hoff, together with representatives from the sponsors of the tour and friends and family, at the steps of the Sydney Town Hall.
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