Firewalk
When? 29 October 2019
Where? Weymouth
Weldmar Hospicecare's Firewalk will be the most memorable journey you will ever undertake. Just as the name suggests, this is a barefoot walk over red-hot wood embers measuring around 1200 degrees Fahrenheit!
There are no tricks and no special effects. It’s just you and the fire! Some describe the sensation as walking on eggshells others as walking on hot sand. Each walker has their own experience. There is no scarier place to be this Halloween than standing on the edge of a fire pit ready to take on the hottest, shortest and most daring sponsored walk you’ll ever do!
The registration fee is just £30 and will secure your place on our 2019 Firewalk. There is also a minimum sponsorship of £150 and we do ask that everyone gets themselves sponsored in aid of Weldmar Hospicecare Trust.
You are not permitted to use any of the sponsorship money you raise in relation to your entry in this event to pay for any expenses.
The number of participants is limited so register now to secure your place!
29th October 2019 - 6:00 PM
The Nothe Fort, Barrack Road,
Weymouth DT4 8UF
Full details can be found on the website below.
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