Three teenagers who walked from March to Cambridge have raised more than £1,000 for a cause close to their hearts.
Neve Wilson and her friends Kier Meaghan and Kai Stoner organised, planned and completed the 50k challenge in aid of Macmillan.
Setting off at 5.30am, their walk took them from The Sconce in March, through Chatteris, Sutton and Northstowe before finishing at Jesus Green in Cambridge at 6pm.
In total, they walked 50k or 31.58 miles in one day.
The friends started their walk at The Sconce in March (Image: Louise Wilson) Neve's mum, Louise Wilson, said: "It was a phenomenal effort by three kind-hearted and determined young people who chose to raise money for Macmillan as they have each have loved ones affected by cancer.
"We are incredibly proud of them.
"There's a lot to be said for setting yourself challenges, aiming high and not giving up even when it gets tough."
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So far, the three friends have raised £1,160, which is more than double their original goal of £500.
Louise added that "there's even talk of a future challenge... perhaps once the feet have recovered".
Before then, there is still time to donate - via https://gofund.me/7bc21d01d
The friends at Jesus Green in Cambridge (Image: Louise Wilson)
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