I have worked as a railman for 23 years, my 3 year old son has cancer and my plans.

[ANorthernGuard]

He looks a cracking lad and sure is a fighter, Good luck to you

 

[tsr]

I don't normally reveal charity donations that I have made, even anonymously, but I feel I should say I have finally got round to donating, as promised. It's only a small amount, but I'll remember the charity and give to any boxes/buckets/volunteers, too, when I can!

Good luck!

 

[Big Jim]

I don't normally reveal charity donations that I have made, even anonymously, but I feel I should say I have finally got round to donating, as promised. It's only a small amount, but I'll remember the charity and give to any boxes/buckets/volunteers, too, when I can!

Good luck!

thank you TSR. that's good of you
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Just a final message to say that we completed the 260 Miles ride on Monday 17th September, and I have just arrived back in England.

A very cheesy picture of us in the charity T-Shirts:

There are more + GPS positioning of where they were taken on my Twitter page https://twitter.com/JamesLyne1
The trip was pretty hard going especially on the Friday where we were cycling directly into very strong winds and rain (The winds were seen to be blowing trees down around the Denmark). So it was hard work, but we managed to crack it ok.

So, Thanks again for those of you that have sponsored me. We are around £250 off £10,000.


thanks again