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And that’s all he needed. With a truck to haul his armchair, his cats Mario and Luigi under his arm, and a camera to document the trip, Kallai set out from Borden in October of 2014. He initially toured Barrie, heading through Toronto and stopping at Sunnyside beach to get some shots. He met a local band, called Grounders, filming their own music video on the shore with a Garfield mascot costume, which he thought would be a funny addition. From there he picked up his father in Rodney, who seemed just as excited about the journey and video as he was. “We shared a lot of stories with each other that we haven’t before in the past. I’ve been gone a lot since I was eighteen […] so it was nice catching up and swapping tales.” Kallai’s video covers a bunch of major sights along the way; the Base Borden Military Museum, the giant Canada Goose statue in Wawa, Ont., the Winnie the Pooh statue in White River, and the World’s Largest Dinosaur in Drumheller, Alta. But it’s the quiet moments in between that are the most inspiring.

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