A pal of mine is doing something I consider rather fine. His effort is praiseworthy.
"a little challenge in order to raise funds for Fisher House which is a Project at Queen Elizabeth Hospital Birmingham to build a Home away from Home to accommodate the families of injured troops who are visiting their loved ones. It will also provide respite for some troops allowing them to stay in a more home like environment whilst they recover. http://fisherhouseuk.org/"
"the challenge is to combine a little rail travel with a cycle ride from Calais in France, through Belgium and Holland to Nijmegen (270Km’s) in two days starting on Saturday 15[SUP]th[/SUP] July. Once in Holland I will take part in the 96th annual Nijmegen 4 day march, walking 30 miles/50Km’s per day for the 4 days. http://www.4daagse.nl/en.html/ Nijmegen was made famous in the film 'a bridge too far', which was based on operation Market-Garden in the Second World war. I will then cycle back to Calais and hopefully be back in work by Tuesday morning 24[SUP]th[/SUP] July. "
As his efforts are for the benefit of the troops (ish), I wonder if I could ask members of the goat for a modest contribution?
http://www.justgiving.com/Edward-Biddle0
"a little challenge in order to raise funds for Fisher House which is a Project at Queen Elizabeth Hospital Birmingham to build a Home away from Home to accommodate the families of injured troops who are visiting their loved ones. It will also provide respite for some troops allowing them to stay in a more home like environment whilst they recover. http://fisherhouseuk.org/"
"the challenge is to combine a little rail travel with a cycle ride from Calais in France, through Belgium and Holland to Nijmegen (270Km’s) in two days starting on Saturday 15[SUP]th[/SUP] July. Once in Holland I will take part in the 96th annual Nijmegen 4 day march, walking 30 miles/50Km’s per day for the 4 days. http://www.4daagse.nl/en.html/ Nijmegen was made famous in the film 'a bridge too far', which was based on operation Market-Garden in the Second World war. I will then cycle back to Calais and hopefully be back in work by Tuesday morning 24[SUP]th[/SUP] July. "
As his efforts are for the benefit of the troops (ish), I wonder if I could ask members of the goat for a modest contribution?
http://www.justgiving.com/Edward-Biddle0
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