We Raised More Than £2,000 for MAP, Askar Medical Centre in Nablus,
the Lebanese Red Cross and Three Anti-Racist Projects
Last
Sunday, together with my son Daniel, I walked across the South Downs from Brighton
to Lewes, the town where Tom Paine worked and lived from 1768-1764. We were
greeted by Lewes
Palestine Solidarity Campaign who were celebrating their first anniversary.
After
resting Daniel and I made our way up to Lewes High Street for a drink and then
made our way back to Brighton. This was the third such walk I had taken part in.
Fortunately the weather was not as hot as last
year but that was because it was held two weeks later, at the end rather
than in the middle of August.
About 40
people took part and I am hopeful that at least £10,000 will eventually be
raised. Below are a few photographs.
I want to
thank all the wonderful people who contributed to my appeal.
It’s not too late to donate money. You can send it to
The Brighton Trust, Account number 67453784-00 Sort code 08-92-99 or here.
Tony Greenstein
Great causes and what looks like a great walk. Very glad that the jury left you free to make it.. Solidarity Tony.
ReplyDeleteWell done Daniel & Tony.
ReplyDeleteSkint as I am these days, I have squeezed a fiver out of my meagre portion. Gotta give due regard to a geezer walking that far. ;O)
ReplyDeleteDiaboli, please don't if you are skint. Others have more than made up for you but thanks
Delete