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I'm walking 62 miles in May
I’m walking 62 miles in May and raising funds so that families affected by dementia get the specialist help and advice they need. I would be grateful for your support.
An £8 donation can cover the telephone costs of two families seeking support through Dementia UK's free Helpline. £33 could fund an hour with a dementia specialist Admiral Nurse, helping a family with practical solutions and emotional support.
Thank you!
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Monday 19th May

Day 9
Monday 19th May just a sheep chorus today. (The farmer had just arrived so they got really vocal). (The visuals aren't much - the sheep were on the other side of the hedge) Share
Day 8
Monday 19th May




Day 7
Monday 19th May Lots of miles today!! And a different route. . different cows, different sheep, and a herd of bison on the plain.



Day 6
Monday 19th May Not much to report from today's walk really. . . . saw the usual cows and sheep etc. There was one thing - I spotted a grey-haired gentleman about 100 yards up the road ahead of me. He turned and noticed me, and started waving. The waving was. . unnervingly enthusiastic. I didn't recognise him and this was no casual wave. It was far too familiar. Or it was the sort of waving someone does (when they're drowning) to people on the beach. He wasn't in trouble though as he turned and continued walking, turning round a couple of times, as if to check I was still following. I eventually caught up, and he said hello and apologised for waving at me . . ."because he thought I was his wife" I said "Does your wife have a beard like mine?" (I didn't really - I just thought it) (photograph included for reference) He told me his wife wore a dark coat like mine. And jeans. I can't help but think now that my 'crafty cockney' walk that I do needs more practice.


Day 5
Monday 19th May No cow or sheep encounters today. We took the dogs to a reservoir for a walk. Just the one incident with Ziggy not looking before she leaped. . over a wall and into a pond. Oooops.. she did look sorry for herself. Share
Day 4
Monday 19th May Went down to the crossroads. The sky was dark and threatening. A gang of cows had been sent to meet me - we did a deal. Decided to come home. Guitar prowess hasn't improved at all - pretty much the same as yesterday. Might go back tomorrow to complain.

Day 3
Monday 19th May (This was todays excitement - 2 young sheep had got through the fence...)


Day 1
Monday 19th May
Thank you to my Sponsors

£100
Barbara

£50
Peterr Penny

£50
Mum

£33
David Cook
Great cause Neil

£33
Richard Philpott

£33
Neil Ledbury

£30
Marina And Jim
Best wishes from Marina and Jim Your Dad would have been so proud of you Neil xx

£30
Dheeraj & Shivangi
Keep it up and well done Neil. Best wishes for your goal. From- Shivangi and Dheeraj

£25
Joanne Sablone
Well done Neil! A great charity to support and a lovely thing to do in dad’s memory. . Good luck with the walking! Joanne and Nando xx

£20
Trish And Alan
A great cause, best wishes from Trish and Alan

£20
Kathy
Well done Neil such a good cause

£20
Diana
Great cause. Well done.

£20
Teri
Good luck Neil love from Teri

£20
Mary Rigsby
Hi Neil, Wishing you every success in this event. 🤩 Go for it! All the best, Mary x

£20
Sam & Ted
Great cause - congratulations and enjoy the rest of the walking!

£10
Sue & Pengy

£10
Christian Sablone
Go on Neil! Super proud of you

£10
Dan & Becky

£10
Mark Crosland
Awesome work my friend.

£10
Rebecca
Go smash it.

£10
Thomas Mercer

£10
Marcus & Jane Phipps
Well done Neil the cause is very close to our hearts also. You’ll smash it!

£10
Max

£10
Raj
Very good cause Neil

£10
Daniela Sablone
Keep going! 🙌

£10
Fiona Gunn-stokes
Good Luck Neil, Best wishes Fiona &John
Good luck and best wishes from Barbara and all the Bateman family in memory of my husband George and your Father x