I've long stopped denying the fact that i took up running a few years ago in order to get a break from family duties. Last year however a combination of COVID boredom and bereavement saw this all backfire when i ended up making a silly lockdown decision and entering the NDW 100 - and 3 miles. 28 hours after leaving Farnham, 4 toe nails down and two massive blisters for feet we arrived in Ashford and just before i passed out in the car on the way home I swore I would never (could never?) run again.  I should have stayed at home with the kids!

Of course my nails have now grown back and my feet are tougher than ever so onto the next challenge! But a more sensible 43 miles this time!  I had a few people ask if they could sponsor for the 100 and so this time around i would like to do it for a charity. I am a big fan of the work the RSPCA do and have been given the opportunity to fundraise for the branch local to this race.  Every donation will help get me round the course, forget the pain and get into London for that post run pint even quicker. 

Thank you to everyone for donating!

Emma