I’m skateboarding the 1,553-mile Wild Atlantic Way after my friend’s death
Summary
Becky Gilmour is skateboarding across Ireland's Wild Atlantic Way to raise awareness about suicide after losing a friend to it. She started her journey in June and plans to finish by December, covering a distance of 1,553 miles. Along the way, she is visiting schools and creating murals to spread hope.Key Facts
- Becky Gilmour is from Banbridge and is skateboarding across the Wild Atlantic Way.
- The journey spans 2,500 kilometers (1,553 miles) from County Cork to County Donegal.
- Becky started in June and aims to complete the trip by December.
- She is raising awareness about suicide following the loss of a friend.
- Becky travels 20 to 60 kilometers (12 to 37 miles) daily and shares her experiences on social media.
- She has stopped to visit schools and is leaving murals in each county.
- Locals sometimes offer her food and accommodations during her journey.
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