<b>Day 21</b><br> On the 75th anniversary of VE day the team moved forward another 5 miles to end week three on a fantastic 515.8 combined miles (avg 24.5miles per day). Setting off just south of Leadgate near Alston Moor in the North Pennines the team popped up to Kirkhaugh for their virtual VE day street party overnight stop<p><b>Strange Fact 21</b><br>The church in Kirkhaugh, rebuilt in 1869, is thought to be the only English church dedicated to the Holy Paraclete (that is, the Holy Spirit). VE Day; 8 May 1945 – VE (Victory in Europe) Day – was one that remained in the memory of all those who witnessed it. It meant an end to nearly six years of a war that had cost the lives of millions; had destroyed homes, families, and cities; and had brought huge suffering and privations to the populations of entire countries. Millions of people rejoiced in the news that Germany had surrendered, relieved that the intense strain of total war was finally over. In towns and cities across the world, people marked the victory with street parties, dancing and singing.<p><b>Shout out to...</b><br>All 28 runners who have got out there running and keeping fit. You should all be proud of your individual and team effort during these strange time. If out running this weekend please drink lots of water and watch out for the sun. Run safe and enjoy. 