Cancer survivor Julie Kline is to travel to Cirencester on 19 August to undertake a sponsored wing walk to raise funds for Rosemere.
She will be strapped to the top of a vintage biplane for a 10 minute flight over the Cotswolds countryside.
During the time she is airborne, the plane will bank steeply and dive as it reaches a top speed of 130mph.
Julie, raised ÂŁ325 for Rosemere Cancer Foundation in June by swimming half a mile in Lake Windermere with friend and fellow cancer survivor Shirley Horn, of Blackpool, as a participant in the Great North Swim.
She said: âSo last year, my partner Dave Hird and I streamed a staycation we took on our drive in our VW campervan Wanda.
âWe did lots of daft things and raised ÂŁ1,300 for Rosemere Cancer Foundation by inviting family and friends to join us virtually as it was during lockdown.
“I had already run a sponsored half marathon and taken part in three sprint triathlons for the charity so with land and water ticked off, I just had to find an air challenge and wing walking seemed a good choice. I only hope it doesnât rain!â
To support Julie, visit her online donation page at: https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/julie-kline4
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