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Danny’s Warrington Wander

 

Just under 50 miles with 2500ft of climbing, taking in lots of my morning and afternoon commuting roads. It will be a bit busy till you get out of Leigh, but after that you hit some nice roads round Lostock, Belmont and back through Haigh. It takes in one of the Ironman climbs (but the opposite way round – it’s easier this way!): from Belmont and over Angelzsarke. You then run back through Haigh and mostly downhill after halfway all the way home. You could shorten this by missing out Belmont, but I wouldn’t as it’s lovely up there with amazing views and a good place for a pit stop and a photo. I would allow myself about 2.5 hrs for this, maybe a bit less….so I would say it’s a good 3-3.5 hours ride for you going steady.

Ride London 100

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I am fundraising for Dementia UK by 100 miles as part of Ride London 100. This charity is especially close to my heart heart because dementia is a condition my late my late father suffered with.I have a fundraising page which you can access by clicking on image below.

Please donate generously via  my Virgin just giving page , by clicking on the picture below.

Thank you very much for your time, any donation helps.

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Whatever total amount is raised by the 1st August, I will match it!!!

Just to  give you some idea of what happens to the donations: when I reach a target of £550,  this could pay for two Admiral Nurses to take Helpline calls from people with nowhere else to turn all day on a Sunday, when other services are closed If you manage to raise as much as £1,000,   then this could pay for a brand new Admiral Nurse for an entire week, offering life-changing support to families facing dementia.