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Wednesday 5th July 2007
Hi Guys, last weekend was one of the most exciting ever and one of the most tiring! Me and the whole Chase Zander team walked 50km through rain and mist in the Pennines and managed to raise over £5,000 for the Demelza children. I believe that is a lot of money!!
We all got the train from London to Manchester and then another train into the hills. I had so much fun and met so many lovely people on the way. It was the first time I've slept in the tent as well.
Playing in streams and rivers was the best fun for me, but the other guys didn’t want to get their feet wet even though sometimes they fell and did anyway! It was very funny.
Thank you to all the people that sponsored me, I managed to raise the most money for the charity and I can’t wait to go and meet the children at Demelza to present them with it.
We really had so much fun and I’m already looking forward to next years’ event.
Monday 18th June 2007
Hi, my name is William. I am the Chase Zander mascot. Being the Chase Zander mascot is a very responsible job, helping Chase Zander raise money for charity.
I got this job because my Dad Adam Tallamy owns Chase Zander, just like he owns me. I love him.
On Saturday my Dad and some of the other people that work with him went on the longest walk we’ve ever done. 22 miles from Greenwich to the Thames Barrier, then to Oxleas Wood and all the way to Crystal Palace on the Green Chain Walk.
The parks and woods were my favourite, Dad let me off my lead, and I found big sticks to play with and jumped in cool streams.
It was fun meeting new canine friends along the way, but I was very tired when we got home. I did get lots of treats so that made it better. Dad and the rest of the team seemed more exhausted than me though, must be the fact that I‘ve got four legs instead of two!
I’ve heard a rumour going round the office that we’re all walking 50kms in the Pennines and I now think more and more that it must be something to do with me. If it’s going to help us raise more money for Charity then I suppose its worth it…I’ll keep you all posted…until then Bye Bye.