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Patrick McCool

Patrick McCool: Boozy Bicycles Battling to Brighton

on 03 Sep 2011 in London

Our challenge is to cycle to Brighton. Bravehearts, we will break free of E8 postcodes and venture beyond by bicycle all the way to Brighton, mainly on bicycles more suited to urban adventures rather than cross country challenges - and! none of us have ever cycled anything like this far in one day ever!!

We are: Patrick McCool, Dermot Egan, Hector Proud, Natasha Woolsey and Amy Livingstone. We are heady with good intentions, bubbling with latent energy and as such we will need refreshments and sustenance, but booze alone won't take us there, we need your help!

Please can you join us in our endeavour and pick a wee challenge for yourselves, we don't want your money, we want you to DO something for us and the nation! Some challenges are free, some are very easy, some are healthy and some, (ours) are even fun....

Please check out the action page!

Yes, I'm asking you to sponsor me... But no, I'm not asking you to give me your change: I'm asking you to create change.

All you need to do is follow the instructions on the right, browse the DoActions and find one (or more) that suits you, then make your pledge(s).

Some will be really easy, others take a bit more effort. But they've all got an environmental focus and the currency is CO2 - The DoNation calculates these savings and donates them to me, publishing your pledges here on my page.

You only pledge to do your chosen action for two months and all the information you need is provided here on The DoNation, making it really easy to complete. At the end of the two months you'll be asked how you got on, and at that point your donation is confirmed.

So please, get doing!

Thank you!

Boozy Bicycles Battling to Brighton

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List of pledges

Total saved: 82 kg CO2

03 Aug 2011
Confirmed savings of 18KG of CO2
go guys! xxx
29 Jul 2011
Potential savings of 29KG of CO2

Target: 600 kg CO2

29 Jul 2011
Confirmed savings of 18KG of CO2
28 Jul 2011
Confirmed savings of 49KG of CO2