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Every hour in Scotland someone starts to lose their sight.
Sight Scotland helps people with sight loss live fulfilling lives, reach their potential and continue to do the everyday things they love. Losing your sight can be scary but with the right support people and families can still take part in all the things they enjoy; playing sport, cooking meals, reading books!
I am tackling a #SightForSight Challenge to raise money so that more people can be supported by the amazing work of Sight Scotland.
I will be walking to, from, up, down, round 20 Edinburgh sights over 20 days (it will actually be more than 20 sights as some are next to each other!). It will be about 160 miles in total, all distances are to and from the sight.
If you can I would very much appreciate any sponsorship you can manage! I'm sure my enthusiasm will take a few hits, especially during our dark, cold, wet (dreich) Scottish winter nights so any support is welcome.
Tues 19 Jan: Calton Hill, Nelson’s Monument and the Acropolis – 4 miles DONE
Wed 20 Jan: Dean Village and the Water of Leith – 7 miles DONE
Thurs 21 Jan: Edinburgh Castle, St Giles Cathedral, Royal Mile – 5 miles DONE
Fri 22 Jan: Arthurs Seat and the Craggs – 6 miles DONE
Sat 23 Jan: Lauriston Castle – 12 miles DONE
Sun 24 Jan: Blackford Hill – 10 miles DONE
Mon 25 Jan: Scottish Parliament and Holyrood Palace – 4 miles DONE
Tues 26 Jan: Greyfriars Bobby and National Museum of Scotland – 5 miles DONE
Wed 27 Jan: Craigmillar Castle – 8 miles DONE
Thurs 28 Jan: Royal Yacht Britannia – 3 miles DONE
Fri 29 Jan: Corstorphine Hill and Edinburgh Zoo – 13 miles DONE
Sat 30 Jan: Cramond Island – 14 miles DONE
Sun 31 Jan: Craiglockhart Hill – 12 miles DONE
Mon 1 Feb: Scott Monument – 5 miles DONE
Tues 2 Feb: Portobello Beach – 6 miles DONE
Wed 3 Feb: McEwan Hall – 5 miles DONE
Thurs 4 Feb: Union Canal – 9 miles DONE
Fri 5 Feb: Galleries of Modern Art – 8 miles DONE
Sat 6 Feb: Royal Botanic Gardens – 5 miles DONE
Sun 7 Feb: Forth Rail Bridge – 23 miles!!!! DONE