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The Cilcain Oldies
We are hugely grateful to Jim Mash, Derek May, Bruce Weston and John Worthington, four adventure seeking fundraisers with a joint age of 325 years. They recently scaled new heights and speeds of up to 100mph. They all had an aim in mind to raise funds in memory of loved ones. Initially they thought of doing a wing walk. Unfortunately this was out of bounds owing to their advancing years.
Then a tandem sky dive was considered but this too was not possible as they did not comply to the maximum age restrictions. Not put off by extreme challenges they eventually applied to the world’s fastest zip line in Penrhyn Quarry Blaenae Festiniog and were accepted on this adrenaline charged experience.
Their encounter was thrilling from start to finish and today they presented the North Wales Cancer Appeal with a cheque for £2,600.
They are already planning their next extreme challenge. Watch this space….
A huge thank you to you all, and all your supporters. Your generous donation will make a difference.
Latest News
- Manson Chan’s Offa’s Dyke Challenge
The North Wales Cancer Appeal are hugely grateful to Manson Chan and all the staff at Denmore Store’s in Rhyl. Rob and Angela Sykes, who run the store have been keen supporters of the charity for many years and this year Manson took a step further, to say the least, he walked the entire 177miles from Chepstow to Prestatyn. He raised a remarkable £386.16. We would like to extend our gratitude to you all.
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Behind The Gate
The event was held at Pengwern Farm in Rhuddlan. Many local agricultural businesses and charities came together to help bring John's vision to life. The day was filled with families, fun, education, agriculture and passion. Many Welsh products and crafts were displayed, there was an impresssive tractor run and the crowds gathered to join in the fun.
