Barefoot man seen travelling through Cornwall is running 900-miles to Scotland on 'sustainability
By Cornwall Live
An environmentalist is running a 900-mile route from Land's End to John O'Grouts barefoot, in a 30-day journey he is calling the 'sustainability barefoot adventure'.
Tony Riddle, a 47-year-old dad of three (soon to be four), kicked off his run on Sunday (September 1) from Land's End, the most westerly point of mainland UK and is running to John O'Grouts, the most northerly point.
He is covering 30 miles per day for 30 days and along the way hopes to raise £30,000 for six environmental organisations that he will be meeting along the way - including Cornwall based Surfers Against Sewage.
Tony, who lives in West Hampstead, London with his wife and children, is embarking on the challenge in the hopes that he will highlight the importance of connecting with the environment and to also demonstrate the possibilities of human physicality.
"We are so disconnected from and void of nature, how can we ever relate to our environmental issues and fully commit to sustainability?" asks Tony, "If we can't connect or relate to nature, what chance do we have of saving it, and ourselves?
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An environmentalist is running a 900-mile route from Land's End to John O'Grouts barefoot, in a 30-day journey he is calling the 'sustainability ...