Are you Crazy Enough?

Fri, Jun 2nd 2017 at 5:30 pm - 9:00 pm

The Loop-the-Loop challenge returns once again this year

Loop and Loop with Wolverton and Stony Stratford

The Loop-the-Loop challenge returns once again this year and we are looking for 10 crazy people who will go up 2,000 feet in a glider for 15 minutes and perform at least one loop-the-loop. This adrenaline rush will cost you £60 and you will agree to target £200 sponsorship. If you make the £200 or more, half will go to a charity of your choice. If you don’t make £200 then all your sponsorship will go to the Blood Bikes.

District Governor Chalmers enjoyed this so much that he did it two years running. PDG Jenny did it and so can you.

We gather at 17.30 on Friday the 2nd June at the London Gliding Club, Dunstable Downs. The Club bar will be open and there will be a running barbecue for challengers and visitors alike. It is always a great fun evening. To register or for more information just email; johnmoss55@btinternet.com

Go on. live a little more excitement.

John Moss
Rotary Club of Wolverton & Stony Stratford

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