<b>Day 23</b><br>The team completed a further 16.2 miles to pass 550 total miles on their virtual journey. Setting off from Butterburn, Cumbira the team moved up past Kielder Water in the Kielder National Park to stop near Butteryhaugh just south of the border with Scotland.<p><b>Strange Fact 22</b><br>One of the jewels in the North East crown, Kielder Water was officially opened by the Queen on May 26, 1982. Kielder NP is home to the largest artificial reservoir in the UK (by capacity) and at over 250 square miles it is the largest working forest in England. Kielder Water & Forest Park features mile upon mile of purpose-built trails including forest walks for all the family and dedicated mountain bike tracks. The area is designated as having the darkest skies in England, with a second Kielder Observatory being built in 2017 to complement the original observatory that overlooks the lake. The Lakeside Way is a 26 mile multi-user trail, suitable for walkers, cyclists, horse riders and wheelchair users, that encircles the shoreline of Kielder Water.<p><b>Shout out to...</b><br>Luke and Leila Bass for so far completing an actual 102.7 miles between them to help their team on their virtual journey. 