Origin Legal Director Jason Nottage and Mark Wild a recruiter completed the 100 mile circuit known as the Cheshire Ring and raised over £1000 for the charity Help for Heroes. The pair completed the full distance in 4 days and nights. The Cheshire Ring is an interlinking network of 6 canals incorporating 92 locks, 2 aqueducts and 4 tunnels. It passes through 5 counties including urban and rural landscapes. They camped en route and would like to thank the charity minded landlords of waterside hostelries for permission to pitch tents in pub gardens.
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