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UPDATE 21/04/25- WALK 10 - 38,008 STEPS - CUMMULATIVE - 985,192

UPDATE 18/04/25- WALK 9 - 37,868 STEPS - CUMMULATIVE - 947,184

UPDATE 17/04/25- WALK 9 - 40,190 STEPS - CUMMULATIVE - 909,316

UPDATE 16/04/25- WALK 9 - 31,556 STEPS - CUMMULATIVE - 869,126

UPDATE 15/04/25- WALK 9 - 40,250 STEPS - CUMMULATIVE - 837,570

UPDATE 14/04/25- WALK 9 - 44,168 STEPS - CUMMULATIVE - 797,320

UPDATE 13/04/25- WALK 9 - 36,000 STEPS - CUMMULATIVE - 753,152

UPDATE 12/04/25- WALK 9 - 38,720 STEPS - CUMMULATIVE - 717,152

UPDATE 08/04/25- WALK 8 - 50,086 STEPS - CUMMULATIVE - 678,432

UPDATE 06/04/25- WALK 8 - 38,052 STEPS - CUMMULATIVE - 628,346

UPDATE 05/04/25- WALK 7 - 39,942 STEPS - CUMMULATIVE - 590,394

UPDATE 15/03/25- WALK 6 - 42,564 STEPS - CUMMULATIVE - 550,352

UPDATE 08/03/25 - WALK 5 - 335,950 STEPS CUMMULATIVE - 507,788

UPDATE 23/02/25 - WALK 4 - 49,230 STEPS - CUMMULATIVE - 171,838

UPDATE 19/02/25 - WALK 3 - 40,312 STEPS - CUMMULATIVE - 122,608

UPDATE 15/02/25 - WALK 2 - 42,138 STEPS - CUMMULATIVE - 82,296

UPDATE 25/01/25 - WALK 1 - 40,158 STEPS

Hello My name is Mark Thanks for taking the time to visit my JustGiving page.

Some of you may know me from my cycling challenges whilst following the Hatters and I am embarking on another demanding challenge but this time swapping 2 wheels for 2 legs to complete ONE MILLION STEPS attending a number of Luton Town games on foot.

Saturday 25th January Luton Town V Millwall

Saturday 15th February Luton Town V Sheffield United

Wednesday 19th February Luton Town V Plymouth Argyle

Sunday 23rd February Watford V Luton Town - 23 miles.

Saturday 1st March to Saturday 8th March Burnley V Luton Town - 231 miles

Saturday 15th March Luton Town V Middlesborough

Saturday 5th April Luton Town V Leeds United

Tuesday 8th April Stoke City V Luton Town

Saturday 12th to Friday 18th April Derby County V Luton Town

Monday 21st April Luton Town V Bristol City

Saturday 26th April Luton Town V Coventry City

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