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    Iʼve raised £3,647 to mark the 40th anniversary of Hanson & Rogers' round-the-world cycle & support the work of Jubilee & Tearfund in tackling climate change

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    Hanson Global Cycle: Three generations cycle length and breadth of Ireland for 40th anniversary of round–the–world trip

    In September 1981, John Hanson and fellow Ulsterman John Rodgers set off on an epic bike journey from Dungannon, Co Tyrone, that took them around the world in 12 months and 13,000 miles.

    Raising over £50,000 for development charity Tearfund, John Hanson also published a book on the journey, Around the World in Cycle Clips, and donated his bicycle to the Ulster Transport Museum, where it remains on display.

    “The main purpose of the round-the-world cycle was to draw attention to the appalling that millions of people didn’t have food to eat or clean water to drink.” Rev John Hanson

    In 1998, John Hanson and his son Jonny, then aged 10, cycled the 330 miles from Cork to Coleraine by tandem in 3.5 days. They raised money for repairs to the roof of their church, Second Ballybay Presbyterian, and for the Camphill Community at Ballybay. They never got round to writing a book about it but the tandem is still in use today.

    “The ‘get-up-and-go’ that characterises these cycling adventures is the same ‘get-up-and-go’ required to transition our economies and societies to sustainability. Everyone has a part to play.” Dr Jonny Hanson

    To mark this special 40th anniversary, John, Jonny and Jonny’s eldest children, Joshua (11) and Bethany (10), will cycle the length and breadth of Ireland from Tralee, Co Kerry, to Jubilee Farm, Co Antrim, on two tandems, 14 – 20 August 2022. They’ll be raising money to support the work of Tearfund and Jubilee in tackling the causes and effects of climate change, while also highlighting the need for action on these issues from church leaders and churchgoers in particular.

    “We’re looking forward to seeing different parts of Ireland and feeling good about cycling across it.” Joshua and Bethany Hanson

    This is the Hanson Global Cycle: Forty years. Three generations. One world.

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      • Roy and Muriel Martin

        Roy and Muriel Martin

        Oct 29, 2022

        £50.00

      • Dorothy McConkey

        Dorothy McConkey

        Oct 29, 2022

        £20.00

      • Clones Presbyterian Church

        Clones Presbyterian Church

        Oct 28, 2022

        £220.00

      • Gerald and Doreen Mackarel

        Gerald and Doreen Mackarel

        Oct 22, 2022

        £50.00

      • Leslie and Helen Forster

        Leslie and Helen Forster

        Oct 21, 2022

        £100.00

      • Derek, Carol and Nicola Anderson

        Derek, Carol and Nicola Anderson

        Oct 21, 2022

        £40.00

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        Anonymous

        Oct 15, 2022

        £500.00

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      Dr Jonny Hanson creates, consults and communicates with conservation, agriculture and enterprise. Find out more at www.jonnyhanson.com or on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and YouTube @jonnyhhanson

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