FIVE women will be carrying Lymm’s name in the sixth annual Deva Divas women’s triathlon at Chester on Sunday July 12 – to raise money for Breakthrough Breast Cancer.
They all have links with The Terrace café brasserie – owner Joanne Hopkinson, staff member Sam McCawley and customers Claire Fairhurst, Julie Evans and Melanie Guest.
All are currently in training either in the gym or on local roads – and when the weather permits Joanne is cycling to work.
The triathlon involves a 750m swim at Manley Mere, a 16km cycle ride and a 5k run.
Joanne and Julie have previously taken part in the London Moonwalk – also in aid of breast cancer research – but apart from that have not taken part in any other feats of endurance.
Joanne said: “We are just normal, unfit people.”
Anyone who wants to sponsor the fivesome can do so by signing a form at The Terrace, or directly with one of the five.
FIVE women will be carrying Lymm's name in the sixth annual Deva Divas
women's triathlon at Chester on Sunday July 12 - to raise money for
Breakthrough Breast Cancer.
Five will strive in triathlon
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