Get even more from your miles!

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#WALK1000MILES UPDATE

#MINICHALLENGES

Spice up your mile-munching with one of our mini-challenges and you could win amoney-can’t-buy Golden Badger –like this lot just have!

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Surprisingly hard, but knowing your minutes-per-mile is a useful stat.

**Dawn Figg** walked hers along the Gorple Road out of Worsthorne in the South Pennines – built to access a long abandoned farmstead.

**Terry Dukes** marched 1.35 undeviating miles between Arivruich and Aline Woodland in South Lewis.

**Martin Britton** walked his in 18 minutes across Dartmoor. Speedy!

First-time challenger **Joanne Adair** did hers along the Manchester Ship Canal en route to a first week total of 25. Great going!

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Because it’s best done while they’re still in easy reach time-wise!

**Amy Fantom** loved seeing the bright orange glow of the sun flood through the chilly trees early in the morning.

Aptly-named **Dawn Smith** captured her sunset across Bognor Beach.

**Kirsty Smith** arrested our attention with this positively nuclear sundown across the water.

**John Spencer** captured this vivid dawn on Mam Tor in the Peak District. Wow!

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They’re pretty and cheering and plentiful!

No one said it couldn’t be extinct! **Christine Bell** with the mammoth on the North Norfolk Coast.

**Carly Wild** snapped this kestrel en route to opening her 1000 mile account on the London Loop.

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