Showing posts with label Manchester Midnight Walk. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Manchester Midnight Walk. Show all posts
Thursday, July 21, 2011
Final Total
Sunday, June 26, 2011
Done It, Got The T-shirt (and a shiny medal)
Last night, my two teenagers and I, took part in the Manchester Midnight Walk, along with a group of friends. We walked the 10km as part of a long snake of people in yellow t-shirts, some in fancy dress, others wearing halos, flashing bunny ears or beenie-boppers!
There was a great atmosphere and lots of cheering from people outside pubs as we passed. The high point for me was being serenaded by 2 young men and a ukelele as they passed us all, singing "Keep walking... keep walking..."
Hopefully a good deal of money was raised for St. Ann's Hospice in Stockport. Up to now, my family raised over £160.
My hips are aching today and I may sneak a little nap, but I'm very glad we did it:D
There was a great atmosphere and lots of cheering from people outside pubs as we passed. The high point for me was being serenaded by 2 young men and a ukelele as they passed us all, singing "Keep walking... keep walking..."
Hopefully a good deal of money was raised for St. Ann's Hospice in Stockport. Up to now, my family raised over £160.
My hips are aching today and I may sneak a little nap, but I'm very glad we did it:D
Sunday, June 5, 2011
Manchester Midnight Walk
I am taking part in the Manchester Midnight Walk on 25th June to help raise money for St Ann's Hospice
http://www.sah.org.uk/about
It is a 10km walk (I don't do running, so no races for me!)
The hospice does crucial work and it costs so much to run- all the donations make a huge impact.
I took part 2 years ago and it was a fun and life- affirming experience. The hardest part for me was staying up so late as I do love my bed and we didn't set off walking till midnight (obviously). However, there was lots of entertainment to keep us going till then, including Mr Motivator doing the warm-up!
I haven't exactly been in training, unless you include my daily dog walks, but this year, as well as friends I am taking my two teens to help me along:)
If you would like to make a donation to St Ann's Hospice, you can do this simply and securely through my "just giving" page www.justgiving.com/Michelle-Barnard/
Many thanks in anticipation. I'll take my camera on the night and keep you posted!
http://www.sah.org.uk/about
It is a 10km walk (I don't do running, so no races for me!)
The hospice does crucial work and it costs so much to run- all the donations make a huge impact.
I took part 2 years ago and it was a fun and life- affirming experience. The hardest part for me was staying up so late as I do love my bed and we didn't set off walking till midnight (obviously). However, there was lots of entertainment to keep us going till then, including Mr Motivator doing the warm-up!
I haven't exactly been in training, unless you include my daily dog walks, but this year, as well as friends I am taking my two teens to help me along:)
If you would like to make a donation to St Ann's Hospice, you can do this simply and securely through my "just giving" page www.justgiving.com/Michelle-Barnard/
Many thanks in anticipation. I'll take my camera on the night and keep you posted!
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