Duncan Platt

On the 8 - 9 June 2024, I am taking on the Cateran Yomp. A 54-mile hike in 24 hours across rural Perthshire.

It’s going to be tough but it will raise vital funds for the Army Benevolent Fund, providing a lifetime of support to soldiers, veterans and their immediate families.

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The Romp Preparations

The first long run of 2024 is complete. And another event with an army theme. The 32 mile "Imber Ultra" is a circular run around the Salisbury plain firing range. This is my second time on the event, which is really well organised and supported. My run nearly didn't happen after a bizarre running injury the week before. A trip in a frozen field led to sitting in A&E on a Sunday morning. 15 stitches later and strapped up I felt that the run was going to have to be deferred, as it was only 7 days away. However I decided to take it easy and be fully prepared to drop out. The weather was glorious and I made it to the finish in a similar time to the previous year. Next stop, the 60th Fellsman at the end of April

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Our Team

Lea Parker (C)

£165.00

Joe Borsos

£206.48

Duncan Platt

£10.00

Dominic Houlison

£86.50

Kim Watson

£140.25

Rita Tierney

Samantha Rockson

£51.25

Greg Archer

£214.00

Sam Lyman

£20.00

Christine Parker

£157.00

Rupert Bonny

£91.00

Mike Moore

£80.50

Darren Beer

£607.51

Daniel Ford

£539.75

Graeme Fitzpatrick

£597.25

Tom Haines

£226.51

Ian Shannon

Gail Davies

£16.00

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