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A38 Dobwalls Bypass - August 2008- Charity walk
It has become a tradition to hold a charity walk along a new dual carriageway before it opens. Interserve in conjunction with Liskeard Lions and Rotary clubs have arranged for a charity walk along the 5km route on Sunday 10th August 2008.
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3 walks were arranged and the rain held off all day for the walkers. The first walk of the day started at 9am.
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There was a tragic incident in the village the previous Thursday so before the walk strated we held a minutes silence in remembrance of Peter Seaman. Children from Dobwalls School started the walk by cutting the ribbon.
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We walk along the western carrigeway towards Moorswater.
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The second walk started at 11am.
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These pictures were taken from Coldwinds lane.
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For the third walk at 1pm, I stood on the new bridge at Havett Hill.
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Councillor George Hocking led the way on his electric wheelchair.
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We walked at 9am. The 1km point is beyond Havett Hill bridge. 2km is by the new bridge at Looe Mills junction.
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Michael Taylor from BBC Radio Cornwall was talking to walkers when the Cornwall Air Ambulance flew overhead.
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The Air Ambulance is one of the charities to benefit from the entrance fee for the walk. Water was available at the half way point by Moorswater.
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3km is back by Looe Mills junction and 4km is at Petersfield.
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5km is not to far from the finish and here is the proof we completed the route.
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More information and entry forms can be found on the Highways agency web site.
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