On Saturday 29th August 2026, I'll be taking on a challenge that means more to me than any I've done before. I'll be walking 100 kilometres across Devon in 24 continuous hours, starting in Westward Ho! and finishing at Smeaton's Tower on Plymouth Hoe. I'll be carrying a bergen throughout the challenge, crossing rugged terrain, Dartmoor and walking through both day and night. I'm doing this for one simple reason... My sister, Eilidh. Like so many families, ours has been affected by cancer. Watching someone you love face that battle leaves you feeling helpless at times. While I can't fight it for her, I can challenge myself to raise money for those who are. I'm raising funds for Neuroendocrine Cancer UK, a charity dedicated to improving awareness, funding research and providing vital support to patients and their families. Although I'll be completing the full 100km myself, friends and family will be joining me for different sections of the route to show their support along the way. Whether you can donate £2 or £20, every contribution will help make a difference. Thank you for taking the time to read my story, for supporting this challenge and, most importantly, for helping families affected by cancer.