Walk the Walk
Hadrian's Wall
Where had they come from?
Various locations.
Where were they going?
Various locations.
Why were they there?
To celebrate 900 years of Hadrian's Wall.
At 10am on Saturday 22nd April many rotarians and friends set off, in inclement weather, to complete their allotted length of Hadrian's wall. The object being to walk 73 miles, the length of the wall, in 2 to 3 hours to raise funds for a variety of local and International charities.
Seven Carnforth Rotarians, along with Nicola, David, Cooper and Harvey (our 2 furry friends) set off with joyful spirits to walk from Grinsdale to Burgh by Sands. Despite the intermittent showers and detours due to footpath closures, we thoroughly enjoyed the walk, the beautiful scenery and the fellowship.
Even better, was arriving at the Greyhound Pub in Burgh by Sands where, after photo shoots with King Edward I, we enjoyed a lovely lunch and further chatting.
If you wish to support us, you can donate via the https://www.justgiving.com/campaign/RotaryWalktheWall
'What We Do' Main Pages:
Carnforth Rotary has a variety of International projects as well as links with International clubs.
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Having fun out and about. A very good way to relax, meet people and make new friends.
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Carnforth Rotary is very active in the community, being responsible for the upkeep of the three boundary stones, and our rotarians can often be seen around the area.
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