Apr
23

London Marathon 2012

I finished my 16th London Marathon for WaterAid in 4hrs59min. Was a super day…
I’ll try write a full race report once my feet have recovered!

Thanks for all the support and well wishes.
We are up to £3815 and would love to hit the £4000 mark.

If you would like to contribute to a very worthy cause please donate online http://uk.virginmoneygiving.com/team/camelhumphrey
or by Texting CAML96 £5 to 70070 ( JustTextGiving – http://www.justgiving.com/camelhumphrey )

Half Way, 13miles done
London Marathon 2012 Camel

Birdcage Walk, 600m to go

Apr
18

Street Collection in Reading

Humphrey out collecting money in Reading in the build up to the London Marathon. £303 raised for WaterAid

You can add your support online here – http://uk.virginmoneygiving.com/team/camelhumphrey
or Text CAML96 £2 to 70070 – http://justgiving.com/camelhumphrey

A Belly Dancer, Toilte, Sheikh Mustafa and a Camel

Apr
01

Reading Half Marathon 2012

I finished the Reading Half Marathon in a time of 2:03min. It was a lovely sunny day with a cool breeze – perfect race conditions for a camel.

I had quite a duel with three Gingerbread men, but I managed to finish them off and push on.

Mustafa led me on and helped keep the pace up and my path clear (sorry if I bumped you along the way).

I had the energy to put on a bit of a sprint finish (see video clip below). The crowd support was incredible (raising the roof for me). All smiles…

Sprint Finish (Keep up Mustafa)

Feb
22

Pancake Races for WaterAid on Shrove Tuesday

Good food, good fun and £260 raised for WaterAid

Feb
22

Fans and Photos with Humphrey (Hyde Park)

Views from the Camel Cam of some of my fans having their photo taken with me :-)

Humphrey meeting a new friend near Marble Arch
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Feb
20

Running in Hyde Park

Jan
26

Training Route – Purley, Pangbourne, Goring and back (16 miles)

Humphrey getting his training into gear for the London Marathon.
Took a steady canter through Purley, Pangbourne and Goring (got a bit lost too).
Its a realy nice route along the Thames.

Jan
08

Sponsorship for London Marathon 2012

As many of you may know I run Marathons for WaterAid. This year I’ll be taking part in my 16th London Marathon (really looking forward to it).

But there is little point in me being clapped out on the streets of London without my faithful sponsors digging deep and donating towards this very worthwhile cause. If you would like to get behind this old camel and support WaterAid please donate now.

There are a few methods of donating:
- Online: via my Sponsorship Page on Virgin Money Giving (its quick safe and secure, and all proceeds go to WaterAid).

- Text CAML96 £5 (any value from £1 to £10) to 70070 . ps 100% of your donation will go to WaterAid. This service is handled by Vodafone JustTextGiving and your donation will be visible here

WaterAid uses practical solutions to provide clean water, safe sanitation and hygiene education to the world’s poorest people. They work in 26 countries in Africa, Asia and the Pacific region. (see http://www.wateraid.org/uk/ )

Thank you so much
Big Camel Hugs
Humphrey

London Marathon 2012 Humphrey’s Sponsorship Page (Virgin Money Giving)

humphrey clapped out

Dec
23

Cycling on my Tandem

Marathon runners benefit by adding variety to their training (and camels are no different). To stretch the legs out a bit I like to go for a spin on my bike now and again (when the roads are clear)

Sep
06

Coast Along – 10th September 2011

Race across Woolacombe beach

Once again Humphrey the Camel took part in the annual WaterAid Coast Along Challenge.

He returned to the South West Coast path and walked the stretch from Lee Bay to Croyde Bay in North Devon (10 miles).
The coastal views were spectacular and he got lots of cheers from supportive (and surprised) walkers. He survived the steep climbs and battering wind to make it to Woolacombe beach, with enough energy to spare for canter with a couple of horses :-)

We all had a fantastic day and really look forward to next years event.
There is still time to sponsor Humphrey’s efforts and help raise money for WaterAid.

Thank you all for your support and encouragement
Big Camel hugs, Humphrey

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