Three friends are tackling a marathon walk in the UK next month in memory of a stalwart of Manx athletics.
Tony Edmonds, Barry Williams and Nick Smith will be walking the length of Hadrian's Wall - 84 miles - to commemorate Murray Lambden.
They'll be raising funds for Autism Initiatives, and say they chose the wall because it's close to the length of the Parish Walk, which Murray won in 1978.
The trio will set off on May 4, and you can donate via their JustGiving page.
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