The group, which included the husband (Jason) and sons (Elliott and Lucas) of Natalie Audsley, who passed away aged 45, took on the fundraising challenge to raise money for Kirkwood Hospice by walking 50 miles across Friday and Saturday, August 9 and 10.
The first day of walking took the group through Batley, Birstall, Birkenshaw, Cleckheaton, Scholes, Brighouse, Bradley Roundabout, Huddersfield Town Football Club and Mirfield, starting and ending at the Shepherd’s Boy pub in Dewsbury.
The second day saw them complete two laps of a route through Thornhill Lees, Ossett, Earlsheaton, again starting and ending at the Shepherd’s Boy pub.
The walkers wore matching t-shirts which had been specially printed for the day with a rainbow on the sleeve, and were also treated to a tour of Huddersfield Town Football Club on the first day.
A presentation event is due to take place at the Shepherd’s Boy pub which will feature a raffle and live music and where the group will find out their fundraising total to be given to Kirkwood Hospice.
Here is a selection of images of the group at various stages of the two-day walk.

5. Dewsbury group walks 50 miles for Kirkwood Hospice
On Friday, August 9, the group walked from the Shepherd’s Boy pub in Dewsbury to Batley, Birstall, Birkenshaw, Cleckheaton, Scholes, Brighouse, Bradley Roundabout, Huddersfield Town Football Club and Mirfield before returning to the Shepherd’s Boy pub Photo: Deborah Parr

6. Dewsbury group walk 50 miles for Kirkwood Hospice
The group called in at Huddersfield Town Football Club and were given a tour of the stadium Photo: Deborah Parr

7. Dewsbury group walk 50 miles for Kirkwood Hospice
Day two of the charity walk saw the group start again at the Shepherd's Boy pub and go on to Thornhill Lees, Ossett, Earlsheaton and back to the Shepherd’s Boy, before repeating the same route Photo: Deborah Parr

8. Dewsbury group walk 50 miles for Kirkwood Hospice
Last weekend's walk was the group's fourth charity event in memory of Natalie Audsley, having raised more than £22,500 in total over the last few years Photo: Deborah Parr

