I am cycling the GB coastline of England, Wales and Scotland, including some Island visits. Riding on a budget, camping along the way this will cover 5500 miles upwards. I'm calling this trip Lands Edge. Starting from the Wash i will do my lap clockwise starting in April.

Follow my progress, comment and offer moral support via:

• Tracker        https://new.spotwalla.com/trip/165b-22f8165-64f1/view?homeActive=1&showAll=1#
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• You tube -   https://youtu.be/alBLUqGIpG4
  
  
• Instagram -  NUMPLUMZ
  

Please support my effort by helping me to donate to the UK Sepsis Trust, in turn if anyone offers me a place to sleep on my route I will gladly donate on their behalf.

I have seen the devastating sudden effects of this killer illness, having lost a very healthy friend to Sepsis. This ride is done in his memory.

Sepsis accounts for 48,000 deaths annually in the UK, that’s more than breast cancer, bowel cancer and prostate cancer put together. Sepsis is the acute bodily reaction to infection. Symptoms initially present as flu like but can rapidly deteriorate into a life threatening condition.

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About UK Sepsis Trust

Fundraising is at the heart of our fight against sepsis. It raises awareness, and sparks the question: “What is sepsis? In this way, fundraising can help prevent thousands of deaths & unnecessary suffering through knowledge & awareness of the symptoms.It also funds our vital support work, Public Awareness, Educating Health Professionals & helping people adjust to life after sepsis through accessing our Support Group network. We also lobby government to support our cause and makes vital changes in areas such as the NHS.