
Loch Ness Ladies Swimming For Afghan Mothers & Children

The charity relay is a means to raise funds for the Afghan Mother and Child Rescue.
Anne MacAlpine-Leny, captain of the team of six swimmers explains, “My biggest reason for taking the Loch Ness Challenge is for the Afghan Mother and Child Rescue. Over the last two years, I have had the opportunity to learn more about the charity and to get to know many people who work in Afghanistan. I am committed to the cause. I am also excited and enthusiastic about the brilliant team we have this year. The spirit is great and I am pleased to be part of such a fabulous group of women. I love the way the training unfolds and the team develops. It is a wonderful process. And to finally see the swimmers on the day and night meet the challenges and triumphs, this is what makes it all worthwhile.”

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