On July 1 I am walking part, or all, of the Imber Range Perimeter Path, along with a group of over 20 people. We are doing this partly to celebrate Ian Hayward's birthday, but also to raise money for charity.

The Imber Range Perimeter Path runs around the western half of Salisbury Plain, skirting the military training area, which contains the uninhabited village of Imber. In total the walk is 30 miles, which we have split into seven approximately equal sections . Some people will walk just one or two sections, others will walk the whole route (taking approximately 12 hours).

I plan to walk the section(s) indicated by a tick(s) below:

Please fill in a line on the sheet if you would like to sponsor me, ticking to indicate which charity/charities you would like the money to go to (split equally between them). Thank you for your support!

Association for Spina Bifida and Hydrocephalus

Macmillan Nurses - offer information, advice and support to people with cancer and their carers.

Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals

British Diabetic Association

Take Heart - established by former cardiac patients at Leeds General Infirmary. The club raises money for the cardiac units, coronary aftercare and the children's wards.