A group of students from Harper Adams University have completed a 250-mile charity cycle ride in memory of four of their friends.
The cycle ride began at the University main building at 7am on April 5 and took the eight intrepid cyclists on a 250-mile trip to Melrose in Scotland.
Funds raised by the cycle ride will go to charities in the memory of Mark Simons, Charles May, Len Eadon and George Crawford – with the route ending in Melrose, which was George’s home town.
The group raised more than £8000 for the Farming Community Network, Edale Mountain Rescue and The George Crawford Legacy Trust with their efforts – which could be followed via a dedicated Instagram account and Facebook page.
Heere are some of the highlights:
A 7am start on day one:
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Was followed by the first unintentional pit stop, just 14 miles later:
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And while there were a few issues during the day:
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The team made it to the hotel on the first night.
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A surprisingly happy start on day two:
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Some great Lakes views:
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And a well-earned rest in Penrith:
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Finally day three - and Scotland:
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Some worries about the hills:
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But the group kept on going...
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…right up until the finish line in Melrose.
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