Gallery: Walkers remember their loved ones
MORE than 100 walkers stepped out in memory of their loved ones this weekend and enjoyed a stroll in the Suffolk countryside.
MORE than 100 walkers stepped out in memory of their loved ones this weekend and enjoyed a stroll in the Suffolk countryside.
St Elizabeth Hospice in Ipswich held its annual Walk of Thoughts along a stretch of the county's beautiful coastline.
As well as helping to raise money for the charity the event was also a chance for family and friends to remember those who have lost their lives to a terminal illness.
The six mile trek started at Leiston Leisure Centre and went via Thorpeness before winding back across scenic heathland and sandy tracks.
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Laura Backhouse, community fundraiser at St Elizabeth Hospice, said: “It was an opportunity to remember a friend or loved one or to simply enjoy walking in beautiful surroundings.
“It was also a great way to blow away the winter cobwebs, to keep fit and to help support your local hospice at the same time.”
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St Elizabeth Hospice, based in Foxhall Road, Ipswich, provides free of charge care for people with a terminal illness and offers vital support to family and friends.
