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Longest Day Up 2021
4 Jan 2021 - 4 Jan 2022

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Dan's Longest Day Up Challenge 2021

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Daniel Gibson

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£311.43

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41% of £750.00 target
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In memory of

Family and friends who have beaten, are battling or who have lost their battle with cancer

For anyone that doesn't know it is a motorbike challenge to travel from Lands End to John O'Groats on the longest day of the year between sunrise and sunset. Bikes must have been bought for no more than £300 - oh, and it's on a prescribed route using A roads only, no motorways. In total (getting to Lands End & home from John O'Groats) it will be nearly 2000 miles in 3 days.

At age 39 and being informed you have cancer is frightening. Thanks to care i received from the doctors and nurses at The Christies Hospital i got my all clear in 2019.

taking on the Longest Day Challenge allows me to give something back and I hope you can support me.

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2021-03-29T21:59:20+00:00

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anthony roy french

2021-03-13T15:39:34+00:00

£30.00

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£5.00

Total raised£311.43

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Offline£0.00

Facebook donations£281.43

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