Stephen's Walk All Over Cancer Fundraising Page
I'm walking 310,000 steps during March for Cancer Research UK.
In memory of
Alison Le Mare
Thanks for visiting my fundraising page. This March I’m walking 310,000 steps throughout the month of March to help beat Cancer. That is the equivalent of walking from Taunton cricket ground to Lord's Cricket ground in London. Help me Walk All Over Cancer and fund life-saving research by making a donation to my page. Thanks to everyone for their donation. It would be great to get to the next major donations target if anyone knows someone who would want to give. I have now completed one week and have done over 10,000 steps on each day. The new photo shows where I would have reached if I were walking from Taunton to Lords cricket ground. This week I am still on track for 10000 a day. On my virtual walk I passed Stonehenge and reached just beyond Andover on the A303. On Sunday I hadn’t quite completed 10,000 steps so I trudged the streets of Clifton in the dark to get the numbers up ( see photo). Apart from that all going very well. With only one week to go I am well ahead of my schedule to do the 310,000 steps in March. In my virtual walk I have reached the M25 having been walking up the M3. In all these weeks I haven’t once had to walk in the rain, very strange weather considering it is March! Thanks again to all my backers - the money is still trickling in.
CAUSE
All Cancer Types
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