Librarian walks 35 miles along coast on overgrown paths in rain and heat );
A LIBRARIAN from Sonning Common walked 35 miles for charity in unpredictable weather.
Rosemary Dunstan, 65, took part in a three-day challenge to walk the coastal path from Porthleven to Land’s End in Cornwall.
It was her 19th fundraising walk in 20 years and she raised more than £1,200 for the Institute of Cancer Research in London.
Mrs Dunstan, who lives in Birch Close and has managed the village library since 2003, was one of six people who took part with two guides.
She said the walk was more challenging than she had expected, especially having to sleep in a tent during wet and windy nights.
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