At the crack of August dawn, Ben Nettleton and I are gearing up our bikes in Leeds for a jaw-dropping 500+ mile bike ride to Land's End, all within the span of one epic week.

We're not just cruising – we're aiming for speed, pushing our limits to see just how quickly we can conquer this epic journey. With each pedal stroke, we're propelling ourselves closer to our goal, the thrill of the open road spurring us on.

Each day will be a new chapter in our adventure, conquering miles of tarmac with the wind at our backs and the open road stretching out before us like a canvas of endless possibilities. As the sun sets, we'll swap tales of triumph and perseverance over dinner in hotels along the way, refueling our bodies and spirits for the challenges that lie ahead.

But this isn't just about the destination – it's about the journey itself. We'll pedal through picturesque countryside, over rolling hills, and alongside breathtaking coastal vistas, each turn of the pedals bringing us closer to the ultimate prize: the legendary Land's End signpost.

(Thanks Chat GPT)

Our chosen charity is Sue Ryder so we can support Wheatfields Hospice which is a Leeds based organisation who provide expert palliative care at a time when people need this the most. They also support you when you are living with a life-limiting condition, and also help your loved ones and family.