Geraldine McFaul has taken on a mammoth trek from Glasgow to the historic city in an effort to raise cash for two charities that are close to her heart, Mary’s Meals and Dementia UK.
Geraldine McFaul began her journey at the start of May and has already crossed the English Channel. She aims to finish the mammoth challenge in November.
With no real plan or itinerary, Geraldine admitted she’s been "making it up as she goes along" with the only rule being "taking a lift is not an option". Ten weeks into the challenge, Geraldine happily reported: “There's been no big disasters. Everything just seems to have happened and worked! I’ve not had any blisters, I’ve not had any aches or pains at all, which is very bizarre.”
Geraldine has chosen to fundraise for Mary’s Meals and Dementia UK while on the road, having been inspired by her late parents.“Back in the 1970s, he was a taxi driver and used to come home with all these halfpennies. I would save them up and send them to Africa to feed the children. “We wish Geraldine a safe and enjoyable journey and give our heartfelt thanks for her support. We also hope Geraldine’s incredible efforts inspire others to support Mary’s Meals while they get active this summer.
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