<b>Day 38</b><br>The NMYP virtual team ran a further 10.9miles today to move from Avielochan to Findhorn Bridge, near Tomatin south of Inverness.<p><b>Strange Fact 38</b><br>The Findhorn Viaduct (pic) is a railway bridge approximately 500 metres east of the village of Tomatin in the Scottish Highlands, which carries the Perth to Inverness railway line over the valley of the River Findhorn. The bridge consists of nine lattice girder spans, constructed with double warren steel trusses, similar to those used by Fowler on the Forth Rail Bridge, held up by slender, tapering piers of tooled rubble. Curving gently across the valley with an overall length of roughly 405 metres and standing 43 metres above the level of the river.<p><b>Shout out to...</b><br>The whole team as they reach a virtual team total of some 766 miles stretching back to a virtual Lands End. Well done everyone. 