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A trio of charity walkers have walked the breadth
of the country in memory of a youngster who collapsed and died outside a
Preston night club.
David Massey, 27, Rob Harrison, 27, and Ted Hayes,
61, all of Preston, finished the Coast-to-Coast walk, taking them nearly 200
miles from St Bee's Head on the Cumbrian coast to Robin Hood's Bay, near
Whitby, on the east in just seven days.
They raised nearly £2,000 for the Cardiac Risk in
the Young charity in memory of David's friend, Andrew Parr, who died outside
Tokyo Jo's night club in 2004 after suffering a heart attack caused by an
undiagnosed condition.
David, who lives in Winkley Square, said: "It was
a real epic journey. As well as all the walking, we actually climbed
29,000 ft which is the same as Mount Everest. Another lad who started
with us, Rob Rawlinson, actually had to drop out with heat exhaustion.
Normally it takes two or three weeks to do the walk but we did it in one."
See wwwjustgiving.com/davismassey
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