Fighting fit Asfordby man walking Hadrian’s Wall

Martin Taylor-Beeby at Hadrian's Wall PHOTO: SuppliedMartin Taylor-Beeby at Hadrian's Wall PHOTO: Supplied
Martin Taylor-Beeby at Hadrian's Wall PHOTO: Supplied | Other 3rd Party
An active retired policeman is walking the Hadrian’s Wall Path in the summer for charity.

Martin Taylor-Beeby, from Asfordby, is trekking 84 miles from Bowness-on-Solway to Wallsend to raise money and awareness for Cancer Research UK and Alzheimer’s UK.

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Martin will travel across fine countryside with spectacular views. He hopes to finish his journey in just five days from July 20.

The 48-year-old avid walker said: “Of the four nights I will spending along the route (day five I arrive in Newcastle), three of those nights I will be camping in a one man tent with supplies in my rucksack.

“Although I’m doing the actual walk alone, my husband and 15-year-old son will be in the area staying at various hotels along the way.

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“To prepare, I have walked the Jubilee Way just before Christmas, 22 miles from Burrough on the Hill to Belvoir Castle. I’ll do this again in March. I have also signed up for two half marathons and four 10k runs between now and July.”

To sponsor Martin visit https://uk.virginmoneygiving.com/MartinTaylorBeeby50, and visit @MartinsHadrians WallWalk on Facebook for more details.