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Day 5 got off to a good start by being dry. I had slept well and was ready to start walking at 6.20. A fairly straightforward day's walking followed through farmland, green lanes, pastures and meadows including the odd steep climb. I met my son Joe, partner Alys and...
Day 4 - a wet and misty start that got steadily worse throughout the morning reaching its height over lunchtime. It was a day for getting your head and keep moving. The afternoon brightened and took me over beautiful rolling pastures and countryside before getting to...
Day 3. A dry start which was very welcome. Porridge at 5.45 then a flyer at 6.30 a.m.. The day was filled with cool, flat forest trails, green lanes, climbs to amazing viewpoints and lovely people along the way. I had to complete 24 miles to get to Dursley and I got...
Day 2 I awoke to the sound of rain so a damp and soggy start. Damp but cool walking conditions this morning as I made my way up Cleeve Hill. Visibility improved a little in the afternoon with sunny spells as I walked the length of Leckhampton Hill enjoying all the...
Day 1. A pretty good first day with ideal walking conditions in the morning as I reached Broadway and Stanton. The afternoon was much hotter and carrying the full pack of gear, I've felt 'leggy'. Having set off at 8.35 this morning, I arrived in Winchcombe shortly...
Tomo begins his 102 mile walk in support of Imprezza on monday. We wish him well.
A huge thanks to Torquay Girls Grammer School Pupils for their amazing support for the pupils of Imprezza Academy in Kenya. Have a great day!
Fresh from their trip to Imprezza Academy in Kenya, Combe Pafford pupils raise £40 towards the school and plan to raise even more by the end of term. Well Done!! Take a look at their note to Catherine, who runs the academy below. "Hujambo Catherine,Here at Combe...