BY: Jessie Heath
Source:
camplejeuneglobe.com
NJ and NC - "It was 1985 and there were no cell phones, computers or global positioning systems at our disposal," David English joked. "What we had was a road map, a caravan of cars and a group of Marines and corpsmen who were dedicated to running 610 miles from Camp Geiger to Jersey City."
English, a former Marine, had no idea that the 610-mile route he designed in 1985 to raise money for the Statue of Liberty Restoration Project would turn into a legacy. All he knew was that he had time on his hands and the Marine Corps had taught him how to run.
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