Hi Everyone, lots of progress this week in the UK, mostly in the rain! with sunshine as well.   With rain forecast over this weekend it is certainly going to be interesting to see how many get out and about.

With £1515 + giftAid raised so far, it's really exciting to see how the next few weeks roll out, 2700 miles pledged with many still to decide, and over 500 miles in 2 weeks, with many still to advise totals.  

Cameras have been put to good use as well.


Thank you Richard


Thank you Linda


Thanks you Malcolm



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