Josh is spending the day in Manchester, picking up a few things in preparation for continuing his march tomorrow.
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- A Glass Half-Full
- Day 25: It's not over!!!
- Day 24: Manchester
- Day 23: Manchester
- Day 22: Beyond the wall. Knutsford to Manchester
- Day 21: Beeston Castle to Knutsford
- Day 20: Bangor-is-y-coed to Tarporley
- Day 19: Oswestry to Bangor-is-y-coed
- Day 18: Welshpool to Oswestry
- Day 17: Newcastle to Welshpool
- Day 16: Knighton to Newcastle, Wales
- Day 15: Hay-on-Wye to Knighton
- Making a mark
- Day 14: A day in the Hay
- Day 13: Across the Black Mountains to Hay-on-Wye
- Day 12: The road to Abergavenny
- Day 11: Road to Pontypool
- Just a thought
- Day 10: Cardiff to Abercynon
- Day 9: 12th July 2008 - Cardiff
- Day 8: 11th July 2008 - Caldicot to Cardiff
- Day 7: 10th July 2008 - Bristol to Caldicot, South...
- Day 6: 9th July 2008 Bristol
- Day 5: 8th July 2008 - Bath to Bristol
- Day 4: July 7th 2008 - Seend to Bath
- Day 3: 6th July 2008 - Wilcot to Seend
- Day 2: 5th July 2008 - Little Bedwyn to Wilcot
- Day 1: 4th July 2008 - Thatcham to Little Bedwyn
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About Josh:
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- I am 20 years old and have been working steadily for the past couple of years, in retail management and for a time with a structural engineering company, since finishing college. I wanted to take some time out from full time education before choosing my degree course. I am happy to say that I will now be starting my degree at West of England University in September and I'm really looking forward to it.
Who's that blogging?
I am quite simply the transcriber of Josh's messages to this blog, (and of course his very proud father). I will try to keep this blog up to date with text and pictures as I receive them from Josh.
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2 comments:
Josh, as a Mum I know what YOUR Mum is thinking ... have you had enough rest, have you treated your feet to some medical attention and where is your note from the doctor allowing you to carry on?!! You are an absolute star to carry on and I wish you all the best for your march tomorrow. Take care, Nicola (Jessica's Mum)
Josh, I'm astounded at the distance you've travelled! You can be proud of yourself. We're rooting for you here in Canada.
As I write this, it's early Monday morning in the UK, so you'll be on your way again shortly. I hope your experiences on the first leg of your journey, and the thought of all of those around the world who are following your trek, will help to sustain you in the days to come.
- Uncle Garry
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