Their Trek Cuba Challenge takes place in March 2006,
where they will be taking a group trekking deep in
the Cuban countryside on a spectacular journey through
limestone canyons and across forested hillsides. The
challenge takes place in the stunning Sierra del Escambray
Mountains where they will trek through coffee plantations,
orange orchards with giant palms lining the way and
swim in crystal clear waterfalls. Most nights we camp
in this peaceful wilderness.
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Christopher
Columbus first set eyes on Cuba in 1492 and
described it as "the most beautiful land
human eyes have ever seen"
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Anyone, who wishes to support endometriosis
can take part. Anyone aged 18-80 are welcome. This
will be a challenge with many highlights and you’ll
find that there a great sense of team spirit and support.
2006 is the 25th anniversary of
the National Endometriosis Society, and this event
will play a major role in raising funds as part of
their celebrations.
Each participant has to raise a minimum of £2,250
and hopefully many women and men, from all over the
world, will join what promises to be an exciting trip.
Raising sponsorship may seem daunting but as with
their previous event to Kilimanjaro, many of theirchallengers
exceeded the target by some way. When you register
you will be sent a fundraising pack of information
and ideas on how to raise funds.
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To get more information about
what is involved with the Trek Cuba Challenge
contact Nemone Warner at the National Endometriosis
Society on +44 (0)20 7222 2781 or email her
at fundraising@endo.org.uk.
Click
here to support the National Endometriosis
Society in their other fundraising initiatives.
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