Two village publicans who walked a marathon 26 miles for charity have raised more than £1,500 for the Macmillan charity.
Bramford Cock landlady and chef, Teresa Brinkley, 51, and Leon Studd, 45, travelled from Kentwell Hall in Long Melford to Flatford Mill as part of the charity's 'Mighty Hike'.
A total of £1,760 was raised at a series of live music fundraising events at the pub.
"It was challenging," said Teresa.
"The hills in particular were very difficult.
"But we wanted a challenge and to raise money for cancer support so I'm glad we did it.
"I'm planning to do the walk again in the future. If I do, I want to be more prepared - particularly for those hills!"
If you would like to get involved with Macmillan's Mighty Hike, you can register your interest here.
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