Back home: But blown away by everyone’s sponsor support

Having arrived back home and recovering from a stomach bug that decided to hit me while packing to leave Cambodia, I've had time to review the last week+bit. 

Although the ride was supposed to be a challenge, I'd underestimated just how much.

But most of all, I'm blown away by the massive support for our chosen charity (Kidneys for Life) via me, all supporters have destroyed the target I'd set. 

I, we, thank you all.
             

I have been asked for the JustGiving link, I'm not sure if it works as a click-on link in this blog, but just copy/paste it into your computer browser and you should land in the right place:

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