Liz Walks All Over Cancer

Elizabeth Spinks

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I’m walking 10,000 steps this March for Cancer Research UK, please support me.

I am doing this more as a personal challenge to myself but if you'd like to donate this is my page. Thanks for visiting my fundraising page. This March I’m walking 10,000 steps a day throughout the month to help beat cancer sooner. Help me Walk All Over Cancer and fund life-saving research by sponsoring me.

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Day 8: Today I have walked 4.5k in 55 minutes and have walked about 7000 steps. Only another 3000 to go which can be done during the duration of the day with work and general movement. Here's another crazy selfie 💪👍🙂

Day 7: I have walked 4.8k in just under an hour with around 7000 steps.Only another 3000 to go which can be done during the rest of the day. My pace is quickening💪 Least the sun came out a few times and it stayed dry 🙂👍

Day 6: I walked 4.3k in 57 minutes with 7000 steps walked. I will walk the 3000 steps in general walking and at work.

Day 5: I did another 4k walk in the beautiful sunshine and did 7000 steps. I did the other 3000 steps in general walking for work and pottering around the house.

Day 4: Today I reached over 10000 steps and did a 4k walk with around 7000 steps and did the other 3000 steps for work and general walking I do.

Day 3: Today didn't go to plan as had lots going and the pedometer only reached 3000 steps so I am on going to make up for it and do 10000 steps on 1st April.

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