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We have done 3 x 60 km walks, 2 x 25 km walks previously for Peter Mac ... I do it with my hubby and usually my older daughter (but she's in South America at the moment) - my other daughter and son-in-law joined us last year too (but they're also in South America). We love doing these walks. I'm sure you'll do fine - it's a really supportive event.
Our team is called "Simply the Breast" because originally the 60 km walks were specifically for Women's Cancers.
If you're interested in a follow up one. Cancer Council are doing a 21 km evening walk in December called Walking Stars
Our team is called "Simply the Breast" because originally the 60 km walks were specifically for Women's Cancers.
If you're interested in a follow up one. Cancer Council are doing a 21 km evening walk in December called Walking Stars
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