My Activity Tracking
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My target 100 mi
I’m taking on the Mayday Mile Challenge to support RNLI volunteers
This May, I’m completing a mile-a-day challenge to help RNLI crews save lives at sea.
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My Achievements

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Self donated

Reached 25% of fundraising target

Reached 50% of fundraising target

Reached 100% of fundraising target

Added a Blog Post

Shared fundraising page

Reached 25% of distance target

Reached 50% of distance target

Reached 100% of distance target
My Updates

Day 31 - Final walk
Saturday 31st May
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DAY 30 - Railway path
Friday 30th May

Day 29 - Castle and Bute Park
Thursday 29th May

Day 28 - listed building of Penarth
Wednesday 28th May

Day 27- Usk Valley Osprey
Tuesday 27th May

Day 26 - around Cwmdu Campsite
Monday 26th May

Day 25 - llanfoist to goytre wharf
Sunday 25th May

Day 24 - crickhowell to llangynidr
Saturday 24th May

Day 23 - Roath - LLanishen reservoir
Friday 23rd May

Day 22 - Weston-super-mare
Thursday 22nd May

Day 21 - Barry
Wednesday 21st May

Day 20 - Post Boxes of Penarth
Tuesday 20th May

Day 19 - Eastern Lake Cosmeston Country Park
Monday 19th May

Day 18 -Preseli Hill Farm
Sunday 18th May

Day 17 - Coity
Saturday 17th May

Day 16 - Penarth Esplanade
Friday 16th May

DAY 15 - Some of the Taff Trail
Thursday 15th May

Day 14 - Rhoose to Barry
Wednesday 14th May

Day 13 - Cefn Onn Country Park
Tuesday 13th May

Day 12 - Cardiff Sports Village
Monday 12th May

Day 11 - Lavernock point
Sunday 11th May

Day 10 - Ely Trail
Saturday 10th May

Day 9 - Penarth
Friday 9th May

Day 8 - Cardiff Civic Center ish
Thursday 8th May

Day 7 - Penarth Marine
Wednesday 7th May

Day 6 - Penarth Head
Tuesday 6th May

Day 5 - Cosmeston Medieval Village
Monday 5th May

Day 4 - Fourteen Locks
Sunday 4th May

Day 3 - WWT Martin Mere
Saturday 3rd May

Day 2 - Brimham Rock
Friday 2nd May

Day 1 - Bolton Abbey
Thursday 1st May
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One Day to Go
Wednesday 30th Apr
Thank you to my Sponsors

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Anonymous

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The Newtons
Well done Helen! We've enjoyed the daily walk updates and photos.

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Coral Walker
Well done, Helen. It’s a joy to see you and bears doing those fantastic walk and also a joy to have the opportunity to do a walk with you 😀😊😊

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John Ivins

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Paul Goddard
Keep it up Helen. Walking in this hot weather is not ideal, but we're keenly following

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