That's it then! Lands End to John O'Groats in 60 days.
On and on and on and on and on and ..... |
17 miles on the last day from Wick to John O'Groats and and it was tough physically and psychologically. The wind was blowing and it was cold too and you can see the road ahead of you stretching for miles and miles. It's one of them, "Will this road ever end?!"
...on and on and on and Oooh! The Orkneys! |
Cute! |
It is hard to accept that I've now completed the challenge. Thank you all for your support.
Please, please don't forget to make a donation for Alder Hey if you haven't already.
So, I thought I'd also continue with some more posts on this blog about the things I see - things like the most Northerly point, a few of the islands around here and so on.
I've got loads of photos and stuff to upload too so I'll get around to posting them soon.
So do check back and see and learn more stuff about our wonderful country.
Thanks all! Blog soon!
4 comments:
Well done Dad. We'll never look at the BBC weather map the same again, nor I'm sure will you!
Thanks for the great effort Ray, we all enjoyed reading about your journey. Best wishes from all at Alder Hey!
Well done Ray - especially as you survived the 'special' weather we have here in Lancashire. A monumental effort and some spectacular photos. I hope Anne Marie has arranged a few extra special memento evenings so you can camp out in the back garden - especially when it's blowing a gale and stair-rodding down! Well done again. Anne and Brian and all the sick children at Alder Hey xxx
Well done mate! One in a million! See you soon. Genno.
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