MY WALK THE WIGHT 2018

So I used to live on the Isle of Wight, fell in love with the place and still have a grand vision to help the Island raise it's video game. There is so much on the island that does not get captured, shared or publicised, which I think is a bad move for a tourist destination. As a result I started Blaque on Wight, a mini-documentary series about things on the Island I find Interesting, surprising or weird. Falling squarely in the middle of those three is Walk The Wight, a 26.5 mile walk across the Island from Bembridge in the east of the Island to Alum bay in the west.

The Walk is organised by The Earl Mountbatten Hospice to raise funds which help provide end of life care for people with terminal illnesses. To donate to them through my walk, please click here.

I originally came across it in 2014, filmed it in 2015, and finally edited that for release in 2016. In 2018 I decided the time had come to do the walk along with my good friend Robin Wilson, who usually runs it but was gracious enough to let me slow him down for the day. 

Great day and I thought I might as well make a follow up to the original episode. Here it is, longer than my usual entries, I hope everyone fetured gets to see it, and anyone wondering what a 'poo with a view' is, do not be afraid to ask.