A man who walked 2,000 miles across America for men's mental health is coming to the Island for a new challenge.
Callum Ball, from Liverpool, will be travelling to the Island on Monday, August 10 to complete the Raad-ny-Foillan to raise money for a suicide prevention charity.
On top of the walk from his home, the challenge will see the man nicknamed 'BackpackBoz' cover 120 miles.
He's doing it in memory of a friend who took his own life - you can find out more and donate to the fundraiser here.
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