Off Topic Charity Walk

Hi all,
As some of you maybe aware, my younger brother died of a brain tumour just over 3 years ago, since then we've been fundraising to try and help find a cure for or at least increase people's chances of having a longer life.
This year 3 of us are doing The Cotswolds Way, a 102 mile trek to try and raise more funds, our total raised so far is over 13k and it would be great if we could get it to 15. Any donation no matter what amount would be most welcome, so if any of you could spare a few pounds, euros, dollars or whatever that would be awesome.
https://www.justgiving.com/Annie-O-Mahony

If you can donate, please don't forget to gift aid.

 

Brain tumours are indiscriminate; they can affect anyone at any age. What’s more, they kill more children and adults under the age of 40 than any other cancer... yet historically just 1% of the national spend on cancer research has been allocated to this devastating disease.

 

Sorry for your loss mate.

Will spare a few quid when I get back

 

Thanks mate, much appreciated

 

Sorry for your loss mate

Made a small donation mate ... hope it goes well

 

Thanks mate just seen it, very much appreciated

 

Good stuff mate. Well done for having the Cajones to deal with your loss and do something positive about it.

 

That's mate and thanks for the donation too, much appreciated.

 

Day 1. 11 miles, not too difficult a day to ease us in to it.

 

Well done mate.

At work right now, will give when I'm done in a few hours

 

Thanks mate, much appreciated

 

Day 2 - A tougher 14.8 miles, great walking though.
Some nice pads around here.

 

What's that at the bottom mate, looks like some kind of bronze age burial cairn ?

 

Neolithic then

Really impressive structure. And incredible how good condition it's in given it's 5500 years old !

 

Looked better in LOTR.

Any hobbits still living there?

Asking for Pinkie a friend.

 

Didn't see any but they are shy little feckers

 

Done mate best I could do atm as I'm flying out to Istanbul soon.

 

That's brilliant mate, thanks a lot, much appreciated