July 9, 2024 
#BlindSteve – Land’s End to John O’ Groats Walk…
Today’s pond photo…
Hi Friends.
Awww who thought this was a good idea?!! It’s so easy whilst i was talking about it and it didn’t seem that far until you actually do it everyday! I can believe it’s day 9 as my shins, calves and feet are not happy to say the least.
It was nice and cloudy today but not raining, so my eyes were not sizzling in the bright sunshine. I also forgot to take many photos for you today as i was concentrating on trying to stop my legs and feet from pain, as i have to try and keep them as safe as i can because i have a few more days to go, lol! 🤣
On the plus side, when i woke up this morning and checked my phone…I had earned the 150,000 steps badge. I like these little motivators as they help get me out of bed and on to the trail, especially when i don’t want to to go! 😀
Today’s Diabetes uk theme is…’purple’
Today’s theme is ‘Purple’ but i haven’t got a purple guitar or effects pedal…Yet, lol. But Sarah reminded me of the purple t-shirts we wore at the ‘Tough Mudder’ i did for World cancer Research charity…
“A true Tough Mudder legend. Everest will challenge participants to run up a quarter pipe to reach the summit. Can’t do it alone? Not to worry – teammates are encouraged to hang over the top to pull their new friends up and over”.
I knew this was going to be more difficult for me as i needed to try it and get hands on before i could calculate what exactly i needed to do. Adie & Ashley explained the process….But i knew i just had to do it before i would really know….As running at a half pipe wall thingy when blind is going to be interesting! 😀
Every donation counts…❤️
Please help and hit the donate button and support my stepping challenge. Every step and every donation counts. Join me and let’s help my lovely Wife Sarah and everybody living with diabetes. For all the mums, dads, wives, husbands, sisters, brothers, sons, daughters, grandparents, and best friends, creating a world where diabetes can do no harm.
Land’s End to John O’ Groats (1.7 million steps) is around 850 miles, and it’s going to be a really tough challenge…especially for me!! Please help!
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iChristian 
I’m proud of you for your perseverance and resilience. Keeping up with your expectations for a cause close to your heart is a challenge, but you’re doing it for someone you love, someone you cherish, so it’s a labor of love, even if it is painful. I’m praying for you to stay the course!