East Cheshire Hospice Chaplain Marion Tugwood is the latest to accept the brave challenge of a Fire and Ice Walk.
There are still a few spaces left if you can pluck up the courage to tread on hot coals and broken glass.
There is a choice of one or both challenges on Thursday, November 9, at Macclesfield Rugby Club.
Hospice Chaplain Marion Tugwood who is tackling a Fire and Ice Walk.
Funeral director Richard Morrey persuaded Marion to take part. He said: “I know Marion very well and encouraged her to get out of her high heels and walk on hot coals.”
Marion said: “I’m happy to take up the challenge, especially as the event is about raising funds for the Hospice. In for a penny in for a pound, so I’ll be doing both the Fire and Ice walks.”
Richard did the fire challenge in 2018. He said: “It was wonderful. The coaching instructor was amazing and we felt so invigorated by the end of his talk.
“They explained everything during the safety briefing and said that it won’t hurt and doesn’t burn. The advice is just to follow their simple rules.
Last year’s Fire Walk at East Cheshire Hospice.
“I’ve watched a couple of You Tube videos of glass walks and trust the staff organising it. I’ll believe everything they tell me.
“It’s a question of mind over matter basically and putting one foot in front of the other and being careful.”
* To enter the Fire and Ice walks visit eastcheshirehospice.org.uk/events/fire-and-ice-walk/
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