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66. Shirley Higham
July 29
Shirley Higham was presented with a Torch-Bearer Award at the Devils Mables Conservation Reserve, NT, on July 29.
In 2001, after turning 65, Shirley decided to earn her government pension (and make good use of her free time) by putting one of her dreams into practice: the dream of walking around her native land of New Zealand. In October that year, she embarked on the two-month, 2000 kilometre solo walk, walking an average of 50km a day. She is still fit and active at 72, and still dreams of running across the Nullarbor.
For the way that she has inspired others with her trans-NZ feat, she deserves a Torch-Bearer’s Award.