<b>Day 42</b><br>The NMYP virtual team added a further 26.7 miles today to move north from Berriedale Braes through Dunbeath and Latheron to settle north of Wick after detour to see the Castle of Old Wick (pic).<p><b>Strange Fact 42</b><br>In 2006 the BBC reported that the Guinness Book of Records had confirmed the world's shortest street, Ebenezer Place measuring 2.06 metres, and containing just one door, was located in Wick. The Castle of Old Wick, was built on a finger of rock and benefited from formidable natural defences. It was constructed in the twelfth century when the King of Norway held sway over Caithness and Sutherland. It was one of his magnates - Harald Maddadson, Earl of Orkney who built the castle. It later passed to Sir Reginald le Cheyne who garrisoned it for Edward I.<p><b>Shout out to...</b><br>Serena Motalib for adding good recent miles, Luke and Leila Bass who have combined to reach 150 miles between them, very impressive effort and to all the runners adding miles. With only 16 miles to go can the team reach John O'Groats with a day to spare? what an effort that would be. Good luck, stay hydrated and run safe.