Trio to Tackle 109-Mile Walk in Just Five Days to Raise Money for Lifeboats

Three men are tackling a 109-mile walk across North Yorkshire in just five days to raise much-needed funds for the RNLI. Martin Sharp, his 21-year-old son Dominic Furness, and his friend Andy Arter are taking on the long-distance Cleveland Way walk, starting in Helmsley, on Saturday, June 17. The national route is usually completed in nine days, but the trio are planning to tackle it in five, finishing in Filey on Wednesday, June 21. The hike will go past a number of RNLI lifeboat stations, including Staithes & Runswick, Whitby,…

Discover the Root Cause of Pain with Jacqueline M. Kane’s Stop the Pain System Interview on ABC TV

Jacqueline M. Kane shares her expertise on the crucial hidden links between physical pain and finances and the ability to live a full life on ABC Morning Blend TV. She debunks the myths that physical pain has only physical causes, that you need a doctor or medication to heal your body, and that physical discomfort is part of aging. Kane’s Stop the Pain System has helped many women live pain-free and transform their lives.

Fitness Coach And Tree Surgeon Make Waves In International Snow Sculpture Competition

Forget building a simple snowman, fitness coach Martin Sharp and tree surgeon Justin Scott have created an interactive sailing boat using snow in the Austrian Alps. The Yorkshire-based pair have been competing in the international snow sculpture competition, Shapes in White, in Ischgl, Austria. Their entry, a snow boat known as Unsinkable 2, attracted a lot of positive comments from the judges and came in 9th place in the contest, which finished today. Last year, Martin and Justin secured fourth place in the competition with a double decker bus-sized sculpture…