A Plymstock painter and decorator has raised almost £1,000 for St Luke’s Hospice after walking an impressive 100km through the South Hams over a period of two days.
Paul Mills took on the walking challenge over the weekend of 1 and 2 August and attracted donations from people near and far who came to hear of his efforts, including one donor in Australia. Paul chose St Luke’s because of the invaluable end of life care they offer to people.
Giving his sore feet a rest at the end of his walk, Paul calculated he had taken a staggering 133.500 steps during the course of his marathon walk.
Paul said:
“My personal challenge is now complete. Thank you so much to all who have sponsored me and helped raise vital funds for St Luke’s hospice.”
(story courtesy of www.plymptonpodcast.org.uk)
