Topics:  condamine river, cystic fibrosis queensland, warwick great strides walkathon

Perfect day for a walk in the park

SIZZLING: Lions volunteers (back, from left) Ros Keim, Clare Jeffries, (front) Cec Watts and Raelene Krause ran the sausage sizzle.
SIZZLING: Lions volunteers (back, from left) Ros Keim, Clare Jeffries, (front) Cec Watts and Raelene Krause ran the sausage sizzle.

MORE than 130 walkers lined up on the banks of the Condamine River yesterday for the river walk to raise funds for Cystic Fibrosis Queensland through the Warwick Great Strides Walkathon.

Walkers had options of 3.7km and 2.5km walks.

The event was organised by Peter von Stieglitz, who has cystic fibrosis, and his mother Clare, and raised more than $1000.

The walk was led by London Paralympics silver medallist Carlee Beattie and Redbacks Australian Rules captain Brendan Iles, a sport played by Peter.

Warwick student Holly Aspinall has cystic fibrosis, and drew some paintings for the day which her family hopes can raise more money for the cause.


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