As we don the lycra for the last time, Martin and I will stop to ponder on why we took on this challenge and when we (hopefully) glide down into John O Groats we will be thinking of Martin and other fellow sufferers of MND in whose name we have cycled and thank you for helping us to help them in some small way by raising our target of £20,000.
I will of course also be thinking of my brother in law Alan and the excess over £20,000 will be going to the Corby Renal Unit where Alan brightened the lives of fellow patients and staff.
ps guess what-it’s raining
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Great trip – can’t believe you did it so fast, very impressed!
Have you noticed when you leave England, both Wales and Scotland welcome you – what do you get when you come back in….just ENGLAND!
Almost done! keep pushing till the end, but don’t be too excited to come home. Its very windy and raining here too.
We sit at JohnoGroats waiting for our 3 heros, what a surprise for them. We would to give a big THANKYOU to Mr & Mrs W & CK and everyone who has helped them on this amazing journey. A big thankyou to everyone who has give generously to this none curiable disease MND and also helping the Renal Unit.
I have know Martin & Maggs for over 20 yrs and have only just met Chris and a heart felt THANKYOU goes out to all of you, thankyou once again.
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Just got the message from Cathy to say you have made it! Well done both of you. I have been keeping track of you on your blog and praying for a bit of sunshine for you – not that it did much good by the sound of it!
So good to hear you both made it safe and sound.
See you soon.
Rumour has it that you have arrived safe and sound – congratulations on a tremendous achievement and have safe journeys home. I have thoroughly enjoyed following your blog this week and will miss the dry wit and keen observations recorded each day. WELL DONE!!!