Miniwalk Northland Photo Gallery
Whangarei, Saturday 26 September 2020
Kate Coatsworth of Beating The Track For Brain Cancer addresses the crowd at the start of Miniwalk Northland. To Kate’s left are Gavin Starling of Brain Tumour Support NZ and Ian Coatsworth, Kate’s dad
Kate Coatsworth addresses walkers at the start of Miniwalk Northland in Whangarei Town Basin
Whangarei put on a stunning morning for participants in Miniwalk Northland
It’s about raising awareness of brain tumours for Beating The Track For Brain Cancer team members Sam (12) and Luke (9)
Walkers traversed the impressive Te Matau a Pohe Bridge
Whangarei mayor Sheryl Mai and Kate Coatsworth enjoying a chat
Walkers enjoyed the easy 4.2km stroll around the Hatea Loop Walkway
(L to R) Brain Tumour Support NZ trustee Gavin Starling with Beating The Track For Brain Cancer’s Kate Coatsworth and Stan Kendall
Whangarei mayor, Sheryl Mai, speaks at the start of Miniwalk Northland with Kate Coatsworth and Gavin Starling
Gavin Starling poses with two Miniwalk Northland participants
Pak’NSave Whangarei supplied a goodie bag for Miniwalk Northland participants
Whangarei mayor Sheryl Mai with Ian Coatsworth
Luke gives a big thumbs up for Brain Tumour Support NZ!
Supporters of all ages turned out to raise money for Brain Tumour Support NZ
Sheryl Mai addresses the crowd as Kate Coatsworth and Gavin Starling look on
Participants gathered outside Claphams National Clock Museum for the start of Miniwalk Northland
Brain Tumour Support NZ trustee Gavin Starling with Whangarei mayor Sheryl Mai
Look whats inside! A couple of younger walkers enjoy the goodie bags generously donated by Pak’NSave Whangarei
Walking is thirsty work!