Good on him and everything, but the first time I saw this on the news all I could think was "That's his garden?! It's bloody MASSIVE!" It's got several park benches strewn across it too, is it a care home or is that just his house? No wonder everyone thinks it's so great every time he walks round it, it must take him all day.
his amazing motivational hero deserves to be awarded a knighthood. World War Two veteran Tom Moore who is walking 100 lengths of his back garden before his 100th birthday has already raised nearly £13 million for the NHS in just one week and the amount is still growing. Tom Moore, stated the NHS have been ‘marvellous’ in helping him recover from both a hip replacement and skin cancer on his head over the last couple of yearsAs a way of saying thank you, the former civil engineer has been doing daily laps of his 25-metre long garden, with the aim of walking 100 lengths by his 100th birthday on April 30.As a NHS midwife, I know how much his fundraising and support means on the ground. And how much it means to staff during this awful pandemic. He deserves to be knighted.Please sign to make it happen.#NHSheroes #CaptainTomMoore
The real heroes are those donating their money, surely? He could have just sat in his sun lounger and said "give money to NHS" with same effect.
Do we have any evidence he did most of the laps he's claimed? They did have to threaten him at gunpoint to do the final lap so how do we know he really did the others?If he makes a break for it - gun the fucker dahn!
The real heroes are those donating their money, surely?