WE'VE ARRIVED! We're both fine, even though it's very hot. Having survived the journey now comes the tough part - and we're both nervous about the challenge ahead.
Reception isn't great, but we'll rry to keep you informed of our progress.
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Running across the Namib
The Herald's editor Bill Martin and executive picture editor Pete Holdgate will run 120km across the Namib desert in a 24-hour period between April 4 and April 11. It is a journey on foot that will see them start at the gravel plains of Brandberg and finish on the beach on Africa's infamous Skeleton Coast.
The duo's wish is to raise as much cash as they possibly can for St Luke's Hospice.
To make a donation, please go to The Desert Run minisite or send a cheque made out to St Luke's Hospice to: The Editor, The Herald, 17 Brest Road, Derriford, Plymouth, PL6 5AA.
The duo's wish is to raise as much cash as they possibly can for St Luke's Hospice.
To make a donation, please go to The Desert Run minisite or send a cheque made out to St Luke's Hospice to: The Editor, The Herald, 17 Brest Road, Derriford, Plymouth, PL6 5AA.
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- The morning after
- Check point 5 to finish. The salt road
- Stages 4 and 5 – Crater to the coast
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- Stage 2. Check point two – river bed to crater ent...
- Stage 1. Camp to check point one.
- Into the abyss
- The mountain and the quiver tree
- Beetle the size of a house
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1 comment:
Good luck to you both. Can think of easier ways to get a sun tan.
Best wishes
Jan and the Herald shop team
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