Amy Evans raises £611 in a sponsored dog walk on 5th May. Thanks Amy (and Nev!!)
Photographed : Niall Carey and Nicola Blake accepting a cheque from Amy Evans & Nev on behalf of the charity.
Amy's report:
Hi Chris
I am happy to report that Neville and I completed our walk on Friday evening. It was very sunny, lovely and warm until about half way up when the wind took off and just went cray cray. I couldn't get the banner out to take a picture in case it blew away as Kev said he wasn't going chasing after it for me down a mountain!
Never the less we continued with our mission and we made it to the top with Nev stopping occasionally to keep his energy levels up by snacking on fresh rabbit droppings. We completed the hike in exactly 1 hour, which I thought for a pug, a middle aged, unfit, and slightly overweight girl wasn't too bad!
We raised £305.50 in sponsor monies which will be matched by Lloyds Bank so £611.00 in total. I am totally thrilled!!!
Below are some pictures, the good the bad and the ugly
Enjoy!
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