Lockdown: Mother and son run in their garden for NHS
Sam and Kat Tindall running for the NHS in their Alby garden. Pictures: Pictures: Kat Tindall - Credit: Archant
A mother and son completed a sponsored run in their small garden to thank the NHS during lockdown.
All done. Sam and Kat Tindall running for the NHS. Pictures: Pictures: Kat Tindall - Credit: Archant
Kat Tindall and son Sam, 10, ran at home in Town Green, Alby, while her nephew William Howie, 21, completed it in Olney, Northamptonshire.
She said: “Sam wanted to do something for the NHS so we came up with the idea of doing a garden sponsored run.
“We enlisted my nephew William and decided to go for 25km, although none of us are runners.
“Will and I completed 10km each. We don’t have a large garden so my 10km was quite a challenge and included around 280 laps. Sam, who goes to Aldborough Primary School, did 5km, and we raised over £500 for NHS Charities Together.”
She added: “Sam and I occasionally run the Sheringham parkrun but have never managed the whole course without walking but we both jogged the whole time for this.”
