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Great Wall of China Fundraising Walk for Cancer Research

05 Jun 2009

5 Jun, 2009  cancer walks


Lou McWilliam’s recap of the week’s walking with a fantastic group from Australia, organised by Inspired Adventures (www.inspiredadventures.com.au). Fundraising for Australian Cancer Research Foundation (www.acrf.com.au). Started at Jugongguan Pass on September 23, finished at Simatai on September 28, 2007. This filming was done after completing the 6-day trek, at Mutianyu. All the Aussies had left and Lou (who lives in Hong Kong) was joined in Beijing by her hubby and 2 kids (to celebrate son George’s 5th birthday!). If you want to find out more, please go to…
http://www.go-louey-go-4-acrf-great-wall-china.net

Duration : 0:9:54


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6 Responses

  1. juice8624

    2009 Jun 05 1

    Im going to go …
    Im going to go visit the wall soon, im very glad that I watched your informational video. I know now what Im in for and will try to get in good physical fitness before doing so. This is great what you are doing to help out with cancer victims and research for thier needs-don’t listen to people who have negative opinions about your walk, I think its very insperational and kind!

  2. bykert

    2009 Jun 05 2

    you want them to …
    you want them to walk on dead cancer victims’ bodies? dumb

  3. gwbushthePoS

    2009 Jun 05 3

    AWESOME videos.
    AWESOME videos.

  4. gwbushthePoS

    2009 Jun 05 4

    Good for you and …
    Good for you and I’m sorry for your loss.

  5. almcw2007

    2009 Jun 05 5

    Hi there. I am …
    Hi there. I am glad you queried this, thank you. It was a fundraising trip to raise funds for the Australian Cancer Research Foundation. I will amend title. just wanted to get the cancer research bit in but missed the ‘fundraising’ word as all too long….. Having lost my dear sister to cancer, it’s a cause close to my heart. 21 of us took part and we raised a fair amount of funding via sponsorship and more…for doing a 6-day walk on the wall.

  6. LifeInAGame

    2009 Jun 05 6

    How does taking a …
    How does taking a walk on the Great Wall would have anything to do with Cancer research ?


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