Running 26 marathons one for each letter of the alphabet is the challenge, in Memory of my brother Ian pictured above. Who died after a three year fight with a brain tumour which is why I am raising money for thebraintumourcharity.org the challenge has been tough with injuries and having children,twin boys born August 2015 it has become an even bigger challenge than I first envisaged. If you would like to Donate please Click on link below Thank you for visiting my blog.
Tuesday, 24 January 2012
Change is plan for this year.
Hi all my plan has changed, I was going to complete H, F and I this year but now I am going to do H Halstead , F Fairlands valley, S Salisbury 5-4-3-2-1 and O Oslo. Now comes the crazy bit Oslo marathon will be completed whilst on honeymoon :-)
Wednesday, 18 January 2012
2012 of to a great start
Skiing in Andorra
Some one in the Borat mankini
Taken in Barcelona
Went skiing for Dans' stag do, we flew to Barcelona and drove hire car from there to Andorra, had a great time, I had not been skiing for 18 years, but I loved it. I now really want to go skiing with Jo.
Sunday, 8 January 2012
Review of 2011
Jo and I's wedding 19th November
Jo and I got engaged while cycling Land End to John O Groats in July, we cycled 950 miles in 11 days. It was an experience that we both loved, it was hard, but it will be an experience that we will remember for life.
This year I have completed D,E, & M off the list of marathons, Duchy in Cornwall, Exmoore coastal marathon with Jo and Kevin which was very hilly and Mablethorpe which was on the hottest day in October.
Jo, Jim and I also completed the New forest middle distance triathlon, which was another experience that will be remembered, it was very hard, but great when finished.
This year thanks to people who have kindly donated you have raised £1,367 for Samantha Dickson Brain Tumour Trust, thank you for your generous donations, you can see how your money is helping people by going to http://braintumourtrust.co.uk/about-us/news/
My marathons for 2012 are Fairlands valley 15th July, Halstead 13th May & Isle of Wite 19th August
If you can afford please keep donating 'every little helps' or if you could tell people about my fundraising that would be really appreciated. Thank you for your support.
I wish everyone all the best for 2012
Sunday, 6 November 2011
Update 6/11
Jo at the top of Durham Cathedral
Gateshead Millennium Bridge
Jo receiving her Golden trainer, for coming first in her category at the Horton winter bull run
Had my stag do in Bristol, went climbing and canoeing. Then onto comedy night for the evening. Fantastic day, but nobody thought to take any photos, so it will just have to be left to the imagination as to what happened.
Sunday, 9 October 2011
Letter M completed
At the finish, before the start
The half marathon starting behind me
Finishing for real this time
And crossing the line
Mablethorpe marathon completed, on the hottest day of October. It is a great marathon, in a beautiful part of England. It was hard especially as I had completed the middle distance triathlon the week before. My time was 3hours 50 mins, which I was pleased with. I was on for about 3:30 until about 19 miles, then my legs decided they had had enough. Jo took the photos above, and supported me on the day, the support was much appreciated and helped me get round.
The half marathon starting behind me
Finishing for real this time
And crossing the line
Mablethorpe marathon completed, on the hottest day of October. It is a great marathon, in a beautiful part of England. It was hard especially as I had completed the middle distance triathlon the week before. My time was 3hours 50 mins, which I was pleased with. I was on for about 3:30 until about 19 miles, then my legs decided they had had enough. Jo took the photos above, and supported me on the day, the support was much appreciated and helped me get round.
Tuesday, 27 September 2011
New forest middle distance triathlon
Jo, Jim and mine first middle distance triathlon, 1 1/4 mile (m) swim 56 m bike and 13.1 m run. We all finished Jo was the quickest of us 3, finishing in just over 6 hours, with Jim and I not far behind. We all enjoyed the experience, it was hard, and we all hurt afterwards, but it was a great sense of achievement crossing the finishing line.
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