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Training for Drop Zone Winnipeg: behind the scenesCourage + training = success. The brave souls signed-up for the Easter Seals Drop Zone undergo training at Vertical Adventures before they rappel down the Manitoba Hydro building Aug. 28.Aug 23, 2018
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60 people rappel hundreds of feet down Winnipeg building for charityThe annual Easter Seals Dropzone descended upon Winnipeg's Edmonton Street today as sixty rappellers lowered themselves down the almost 300 foot Manitoba Hydro building.CanadaAug 22, 2017
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75 people rappel 250 feet for the 2016 Easter Seals Drop ZoneDozens of people took the plunge and rappelled down a prominent downtown Winnipeg building for charity Wednesday morning.Aug 17, 2016
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Manitobans drop off Winnipeg building for charityMore than 90 Manitobans rappelled down the side of one of Winnipeg's tallest buildings for charity on Thursday.Aug 20, 2015
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Manitobans are rappelling down one of the city’s tallest buildings for charityFor many people, rappelling down the side of one of Winnipeg's tallest buildings doesn't sound too appealing. However, on August 20th, more than 90 Manitobans will be taking the plunge for charity.Aug 12, 2015
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