Red Bandanna Stairhike
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What would you do in the last hour of your life? Where would you be? Who would remember it? What would it look like?
On September 11, 2001 Welles Crowder saved many lives in the South Tower of the World Trade Center, not once thinking about his own life!
The Power of the Red Bandanna. In 2014 the Boston College football team wore uniforms and helmets with a red bandanna design. They played and beat #9 USC on national TV!
Boston College Red Bandanna Night!
Wearing a red bandanna on this stairhike is encouraged.
RSVP limit is set to 40 people to honor the 40 heroes on Flight 93, the flight that fought back!
Let’s Roll!
Never Forget!
One of the nicest thing anybody ever did for me- a very kind woman did The Red Bandanna Stairhike, offered to place the red bandanna I had on Welles name at the 9-11 Memorial in New York City! Then sent me a pic! The pic for this event!
We will do 19 staircases around the Silver Lake Reservoir. 19 represents Welles’ jersey number.
17 going up, one going down, and one going up and down! 17 represents the number of floors Welles climbed up, after leading the first group of people to stairs that led them to elevators and evacuating the World Trade Center!
About 8 miles.
Start time 8am. Will start the stairhike at 8:05am
Stairhike will take 3 hours. The middle part of the route is the most stair intensive. About 14 stairscase within 3 miles.
Meeting point
Silver Lake Library
2411 Glendale Blvd
Los Angeles, CA 90039
Free parking on streets behind the library like Edgeware Terrace and Ivanhoe Dr
LIABILITY: The organizer is an uncompensated and untrained volunteer. By joining this event each member accepts full responsibility for knowing their limits, for all injuries, health issues, material losses, assessing all risks and for getting lost. Each member shall make their guests aware of these policies and releases the host from all liability.