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But no, we've, we've both been trying to get as many runs in as, as we can.

And then the fundraising's gone really well.

We've hit over five grand on the website, which is massive.

Our target when we started was a thousand, so to hit five grand is, yeah, is unbelievable.

And a lot of people have been reaching out.

There's been a lot of conversations and people just saying what a good cause it is.

Have you come up with a bit of a, a, a route yet, or a more of like a defined kind of map of where you're gonna hit and, and maybe when?

Is this something that the charity are actively doing and looking for people to do? Or is it something, a fundraiser that you've come up with sort of off your own backs?

It was actually my brother's idea.

He was looking for a challenge and we've seen this, the run for autism.

I think anyone can help raise money and do a challenge for them.

So we just thought it'd be a nice thing to do, help raise money and awareness.

Obviously, autism is a hard thing to live with, but it's also a brilliant thing to live with.

Makes you see the world completely through a different lens, which is awesome, but also challenging.

How's training going? What does that look like for you guys? Are you having to do anything different from the norm because it is a slightly different challenge to what you're used to? Yeah, we