Lianne Hosegood

100 Miles in October Challenge

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My target 100 mi

This October, I'm running 100 miles for Dogs Trust.


For those who know me, my twenties were filled with challenges just like this. Where weekends were spent downing Purple Rains, boyband sliding across my mate's living room until 3am, and then waking up fresh Sunday morning for the park run. 

Oh, how I miss the loins of youth. 

Let's fast forward a bit, passed the bourbon-biscuit-filled years of COVID, onto the post-wedding era, where periodic, all-inclusive holidays decompress the mind, but add inches to the waistline. 

We hit the late thirties. 

Now my weekends look like, "The Great Case Of The Couch Potato". Snack-filled season sessions and Netflix not-on-chill, mean I am fully loaded to watch the entire back catalogue of Stranger Things before donning a pair of trainers for a run. 

Needless to say, my BFI recommendations are better than my BMI credentials. I did that for you, NERDS! 

So, I hope to get fit, and raise some funds for doggies doing so. 

Here's a bit of back story, in case my witty intro didn't convince you to donate.

The aim of Dogs Trust is to give stray and abandoned dogs, like my little Dexter, a second chance with responsible owners. And, to support those owners in need with the care their pets deserve. 

Last year, Dog's Trust rehomed nearly 10k dogs. They provided care for more than 11k four-footed and furry friends. And, they delivered over a million pooch-friendly meals through Fareshare foodbanks. 

With your contribution, Dog's Trust can continue their incredible work. And, provide more families, like mine, the joy that a happy and healthy dog brings to a home. 🐾


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Raised £150

50% of Fundraising Target

Reached Fundraising Goal

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50% of Distance Travelled

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Day 1 - Dogs Trust 100

We’re off to a good start with 5.5 miles in the bank. And, it actually felt quite strong! 

Plodding along to Sam Fender, I met some lovely dogs on my travels. 

Rocco the Rottie a dopey dog with a lot of energy to burn off. And, a shy whippet, whose owners are repeat rescue mums. 

It was a nice reminder of how our canine companions bring a community together. 

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