A local 7-year-old boy will walk 13 miles to raise money for the Island's Hospice.
Jamie Cullen will take on the challenge this weekend.
Jamie is no stranger to fundraising - having donated more than £2,000 to the charity in the last couple of years.
He even won a Heroes of Mann Legacy award last November for his fundraising efforts.
This Saturday, he'll walk from Douglas to Peel beach in memory of his Granny B, Gran Gran and Jane.
To donate, click here.
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