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I have started a blog to chart my progress as I train for the London to Brighton Cycle ride I am doing with my sister to raise funds for the PSP association.

If you are interested you can read it here

kathywblog.wordpress.com

Or you can sponsor us here

justgiving.com/Helen-Fuller1

justgiving.com/Kathy-Weston...

Thanks!

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