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Letter 22: 6 months ago, I left a letter here, never thinking that ever in a million years would anyone find it. Whelp, sure enough, 1 person found it, 2 people had some brilliant ideas, and then everything kind of snowballed from there..... I took a second to write another letter to the bridge after meeting the letter finder and his partner for the very first time, and moral of all of this is: Connection. Connection connection connection. Oh, and people rock 🤘🏼 . . . 📸: @hurminator1977 #valleygreen #juneprojectphilly #myphillypark #myphillyrun #fromwhereistand

Letter 21: “I try to walk around as if every day is extraordinary. With new eyes, fresh senses. Try to see the world with the joyful eyes of a child.“ . . I found this letter while walking along the Bayou 2 days ago. And wowowow y’all— the beauty and vulnerability of the letter just about made me explode with tears and ❤️❤️❤️❤️ . . #onetimeinnola #nolatilyadie #thejuneprojectnola #thejuneproject

Letter 20: Letters from the Bayou Bridge. Proof positive that place matters— again and again and again. . . #onetimeinnola #nolatilyadie #whodatnation

Letter 19: Lesson from Mile 22 of the @chimarathon ::: Laugh wholeheartedly Cheer till your voice is hoarse Celebrate everything . . #runchicago #runnerscommunity #marathoncheering

Letter 18: “Most people in Chicago would choose the lake as ‘their place.’ But this is the place that challenged and transformed me almost more than any other place in the world . We were taught to advocate for ourselves and to work alongside people who were different than us . And that, to me, is the most powerful part of place— it can push us to become the person we didn’t even know we could become.” . @brus_clues, Lane Tech grad and die-hard Cubs fan

YALL: Sometimes the world is a crazy amazing place filled with crazy amazing people. Shoutout to Philly News journalist @notesfromhel for finding and telling a piece of the @the.june.project story ❤️

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