Poppy Walk 2020 - Completed

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It's over!

In the end the combined October and November (to the 10th) mileage recorded on my phone by Huawei Health was 140.7 miles.

In total I raised £85. Not a huge sum but more than I would have donated by simply buying some poppies.

Thanks to everyone that donated and hopefully, there is time for some of you other readers to login to my page and donate.

As I have said before the minimum donation is £2 and by unticking a box later on you can avoid the JustGiving payment too. The £2 is only about US $2.60 or €2.22.

All the updates and the donation page are here:  https://mypoppyrun.britishlegion.org.uk/fundraising/MyPoppyRun2020-PaulDevall

Thanks everyone.

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