DASH: Pictured at the Cedarbarn Farm Shop are from the left Pete Miller from the LIAM charity, Nicki Stephenson from the Rob Stephenson Trust handing a defribrilator to Karl Avison from the shop. In the background Garvan O'Connor jumps over one of the
THRILL-seekers are being invited to take part in a Dirty Dash challenge to raise funds for two charities.
Cedarbarn farm shop, near Pickering, is celebrating its tenth anniversary on May 28, and is marking the event with the fundraiser in aid of local charities.
The shop will host the 5km Dirty Dash on its farmland, with a three-stage race. Challenges will include tyre hopscotch, a silage sheet slide, hay bale clambering and a “strawberry crawl”.
Mandy Avison, who owns the farm shop with her husband Karl, said: “We are very proud to be celebrating ten years in Pickering, and wanted to do something good fun and positive to mark the occasion.
For more details, visit cedarbarn-dirtydash.co.uk
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