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‘Blethering with bootsteps’ sees Diamond Girls raise award cash

When Angela Fisher’s son Barry, director of the Duke of Edinburgh Award (DofE) in Scotland, asked his mother what she would be doing to support the organisation’s diamond anniversary, she knew she would have no excuse for setting up and completing a suitable challenge.

Some of the Diamond Girls complete their challenge in the sunshine. Left to right: Lesley Reid, Sandra Hall, Cathy Steed, Heather White and Yvonne Allen.

With the help of her friends who meet up every Tuesday, the group rapidly self-styled themselves as the ‘Diamond Girls’ and set out to walk a combined 60 miles between them, proposing to match their ‘blethering with bootsteps’.

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