Ian's Grand Depart Yorkshire Tour Challenge 2014 page

Ian Loader is raising money for MAG (Mines Advisory Group)
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Grand Depart Yorkshire Tour Challenge 2014 · 3 July 2014 to 5 July 2014 ·

Every single day, 13 people are killed or injured because of landmines and other explosive weapons. Half of all civilian casualties are children. MAG finds and destroys these weapons to save lives and rebuild futures; helping people to grow crops, attend school and build homes.

Story

I cycled as a kid - that's me, the one on the left, on my first bike! I did a bit of mountain biking at university. Then I stopped cycling until I moved to Woodstock in 2006 and started riding the 8 miles into Oxford to work. I discovered that commuting to work on a bike was, well, kind of fun. So I got a better bike and started cycling further - just for fun!

I now want to set myself a challenge - and to raise some money in the process. I am going to ride Stage 1 of this year's Tour de France - a 191 km route from Leeds to Harrogate - http://letour.yorkshire.com/stage-1 - as part of a team supporting Mines Advisory Group. We are riding the stage on Friday 4th July, the day before the Tour starts.

I am riding to raise money to support the vital work that MAG does saving lives and rebuilding shattered communties in the world's conflict zones. You can find out more about the amazing, courageous people that MAG supports by visiting their YouTube page - http://www.youtube.com/user/MinesAdvisoryGroup

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