Courier Mail Brisbane has the GREAT WALK Blog…..


Yes while in China I’m blogging my journey for the Courier Mail. Call me a sellout or whatever you will but the truth is their advertising budget will surely get a lot more hits than my little site and its all about the hits baby, and you know I love big hits!You can view it here!! And sponsor me here!!

Go on, you know you want to!!!

2 Replies to “Courier Mail Brisbane has the GREAT WALK Blog…..”

  1. Mikey what can I say…You are awesome…You are doing something you believe in….Not only that you are a brillant guy…Huge Fan Bambi

  2. I am so proud of you and they way you have given so much of your time and energy to support the guys on the fighting front overseas and now supporting the fight against cancer with the walk on the Great Wall of China.
    You always have done this ( supported charities and those in need ) and it is only the higher profile that the last efforts have been seen in a more public forum
    I want the world to know how proud of you I am .

    Why not blog your web site!

    I knew you were special when I first saw you in November 1972…
    Mummy!!

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