LEJOG !
At about 11:20 this morning this happened. And about 30 seconds later ….
It’s done…. 1150 miles over 56 days … about 2.75 million steps.
For those who said I was doing the uphill version I can confirm that in fact it was downhill, an overall gradient of about 1 in 21,000 which I think helped.
Could anyone ever tire of the view Becca endured for hundreds of miles?
Of course whilst far from home I was always far from homeless. This was done to raise awareness of and monies for those far less fortunate than us. Every bit does really make a difference so if you feel inclined the details are here on the website.
Many people have been in many ways so supportive, encouraging and generous over this journey. Thank you all. Becca was there for the first step and the last. My Love to her and our Love to you.
I will do a post walk blog on Monday with some other bits and pieces…. coming soon on eBay
But for now…. Land’s End to John O’Groat’s?
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Well done, you guys! Amazing achievement! X
Many thanks Rose… feel like I could walk back.. but won’t ?x
Fan bloody tactic….I feel quite emotional for you both.
Roll on for the reunion on Sunday.
Love you guys. ???
Whoops….read tactic…x
Or even tastic ?… thank you darling xx
Super effort, much admiration.
Cheers mate and thank you for all your generous help and support. Will be in Blue Boar Weds ?
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?.. many many thanks … now for those bubbles and chocolate bars x
A huge congratulations to you both!! – A truly remarkable achievement – or be it real sore feet to show for it! – Look forward to hearing all the Highs and Lows! – Enjoy your stay in the Scottish Countryside!
Lotsa Love, Jen and Dee xxx
Oh, lots of tales to share… but first booze and chocolate ! … thanks for all your support and love … to you both xx
Good effort Big Man! Enjoy the booze and chocolate x
Proud of you, fantastic achievement by a fantastic man ?
That’s really kind, thank you mate… especially for all your help and support
Big congratulations on reaching your intended destination, looking forward to meet up and de-brief in the not too distant future.
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What is all the fuss about. ? Use the above link to view OCDJ LEJOG. To those uninformed bloggers I set off on my own LEJOG. ( Lane’s End to John O’ Gaunt ) Best time to date under 20 minutes. Maybe typos and GPS failure played a part. Heavy traffic in Chilton Folliat hampered my progress somewhat, otherwise quite an easy drive. Enjoyed a well earned pint in The J O’ G on arrival.
Your rekmowned map reading skills haven’t deserted you I see…
Hey Paul
Congratulations – fantastic news you got there – and on such a nice day!!Have a good trip back down south – looking forward to hearing all the war stories not in the blog!
Cheers
Ali G, cheers… got back last night, hopefully see you at quiz tomorrow or in ‘the office’ over the weekend…