<br /> <p>Videographer and runner Nathan Rae made a heart shape on his GPS by running a 67-mile ultra-marathon around Manchester one year after the Manchester Arena bombing of May 22, 2017.</p><p>Rae, who live tweeted the event and filmed himself while doing it, covered historical landmarks of the city and passed by the A&E of Royal Manchester Children Hospital.</p><p>According to the Manchester Evening News, he “set off on his mammoth journey from Sale just before 8am and ended at Manchester Arena before midnight.”</p><p>Rae’s goal was to raise money for North West Air Ambulance. At time of writing, supporters on his JustGiving page</a> donated more than £1,300.</p><p>“The attack was sickening but I found our city’s response to it inspiring and hopeful,” Rae said on his website</a>. “I’m just trying to capture a small part of that a year on.” Credit: Video by Nathan Rae via Storyful</p><br />
