An estimated 10-mile walk from Pembroke Dock to Carew and back turned out to be 15.6 miles for Peter Kraus in his effort to support veterans.<br />Peter fulfilled the challenge last Saturday, March 30 for Combat Stress, a charity for veterans who are suffering from mental<br />health issues and those who have PTSD. “To help them by going that extra distance was nothing compared to what the veterans did to keep us all safe,” he said.<br />Peter’s walk started at 11am from outside the Shipwright Restaurant, Front Street, Pembroke Dock where he was met by Stuart Harries in his Military Police Land Rover.<br />He then walked to Carew Castle and back, stopping off at Martha’s Kitchen at Cosheston Garden Centre and Carew Castle’s Nest Tea Rooms.<br />“Altogether I did 31,523 steps and burnt 1217 Calories but it was well worth the effort,” Peter added. “I am hoping that by doing this challenge I can raise £1,000 by this Sunday, April 7, when I can hand over a cheque to Combat Stress. Then they can help all the fantastic veterans who are suffering.”
