Comment: weee! this looks fun, whatever happened to the 3 men??

Comment: I must admit I think you are a bit mental attempting this but then again, thats what makes u so cool! I will give u money if you do this!!

Comment: Hi, I spent a year in China last year teaching English in the province north of the Jaiyuguan pass, Xinjiang. Don't worry about feeling lonely the Chinese are very hospitable people. You will see some amazing scenes trekking all that way. Good Luck to you.

Comment: Hugo... Yes mate. You have my total support, and a small portion of my money. I salute you. X

Comment: Hey mate, i don't know you but seems like a worthy cause, hope that you get all the money you hope for, you've got some of mine Love Jess

Comment: good luck, man

Comment: My Father had Diabetes so I support your huge effort! I will be keeping an eye on your progress from the University!

Comment: Since you've got your birthdate, shoe size and a significant event in your life listed on your "about me" page, does that mean I'm now obliged to attend your funeral? Stop talking about your death! x

Comment: i dont know u really and vaguely know leng but i want to support u as i whole heartedly agree with ur cause. good luck and all the best xx

Comment: If you die doing this then i wont be your friend anymore. want me to see if Debenhams will sponsor you?

Comment: Sounds like an amazing trip, have 3 miles on me, good luck.

Comment: The new website looks better actually, it's well written and accessible - I'll definitely sponsor you £4000 (if i had the money!!) Wheres the diabetes drop down?

Comment: I think you're really amazing mate. Being a man of faith, im keeping you in my prayers. I pray that God rewards you immensely for the underlying cause which sealed the drive to take on this great feat. I pray that God blesses you abundantly for the energy and drive you have displayed in your previous charity expeditions, events and trips i.e: charity trip to Ghana with Cato. I'll pray that God keeps you focused, alert, and constantly re-egernised through out your whole journey, I'll pray that the hurdles and obsrtacles you will face along the way are reduced, and that you return home in full mental, physical and emotional integrity (given the fact that you are gonna walk a maraahon a day,for 6 months, by yourself, away from home).

Comment: Just a thought on your dislikes. Isn't it just laziness that causes you to avoid the washing up? Is that a paradox? You could contemplate that if you're at a loose end any time on the wall. Just thought I'd mention it. Good luck anyway....seriously...I have a diabetic brother and daughter, the world needs more people like you. I'd even go so far as to do your washing up for you should our paths ever cross (but I'd draw the line at washing your socks)!

Comment: Hugo, I have no doubt you will traverse the Wall with ease. Have a couple of days on me.

Comment: Good luck!

Comment: I am sure that there is a notice before you get on to the wall..... Something like, the sign says long haired freaky people need not walk the wall. GOD SPEED my old chum, from and on behalf of the old computer shop team.

Comment: Hi,tough man,I am the lad that we witnessed the sun eclips together at the foot of Great Wall.Is your back OK?Hold on,I really arrpciate your feat!

Comment: Hi,tough man,I am the lad that we witnessed the sun eclips together at the foot of Great Wall.Is your back OK?Hold on,I really arrpciate your feat!

Comment: Hi man! Nice meeting you. Hope you fixed your VISA and are still trekking somewhere in Zhong Guo. Here comes a good luck greeting from Yinchuan, Ningxia =) Tom