It was fabulous Don. Around 400 people attended which was amazing considering it was advertised so late due to Police permission and advice to keep it low key.
Holding hands and thinking of loved ones spread right round the square.
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This year we had many local cancer survivors who have just been given the all clear and a dear friend who is currently going through chemo at the Devlet.
Many people wore scarves to support her and they all walked together. Very touching.
This year they also had medals for the first 3 11 to 18 year olds and the under 11s.
Our own keep fit Boxerdogs came 2nd, John Young was 3rd.
Metehan Deniz took first place for the men.
Last years Turkish female winner Tokat was the winner again this year.
The winners of the wheels category
My John had man flu but still managed to complete in under 30 minutes. Very proud. Before last year's race for life he couldn't run for the bus.
A great event.
If anyone would like to donate then Fetav would be very happy to see you.
All money raised will go to the Oncology Unit at the Devlet.
They would particularly like a bronchoscope but will depend how much is raised.
They don't anticipate raising as much as last year as with the ' is it going ahead or not dramas' people didn't have long to get sponsors.
There was significantly more Turkish people this year.
Last year maybe between 5 and 10%.
This year at least 20% which is fabulous.
60-70 people came from Dalyan, coordinated by Engin Coban who sponsored from Turquaz Homes.
This all came about from 1 lady from Dalyan who registered at a car boot last year spreading the word.
Thanks Janet.
Don't ever think one person can't make a difference.
The message is getting out there and hopefully this event will get bigger and better every year.
Were your ears burning Don?
I was telling the Land of Lights reporter that we missed our octogenarian this year.
Full report & more photos will be in the next Land of Lights.
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