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Natalia Czeladka

Walk for Autism 2026

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My Activity Tracking

My tracker shows my steps for the 8 days of the challenge from 26th March to 2nd April. My goal progression shows all my steps including any I have done outside of the challenge days.

My Target: 80000 Steps

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Goal Progression

Steps walked so far:

25,183

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My Target:

80,000

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32% Complete

We're walking 10,000 steps a day for Autism Initiatives!

This year marks our fourth time taking on the Walk for Autism challenge as a family! 💙

Once again, we’re aiming for 10,000 steps a day over eight days. Because of our opposite work shifts, we’ll be spreading our walks across four weekends, but we’re still committed to completing the challenge alongside everyone else on April 2nd, World Autism Awareness Day.

To keep things fun for the little ones, make our journey engaging for our amazing supporters, and share some beautiful places, we’ll be visiting a different location each day - this year going beyond Lincolnshire too!

Last year, we raised nearly £250, and we’ve attached a few photos from those special moments (please see the gallery). We’ll also be sharing posts from the first four days of this year’s challenge very soon, so keep an eye out! 

If you would like to cheer us on, a donation would be hugely appreciated! 🥰

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My updates

Day 2 - Manchester City Walk / Manchester Museum 🌇

Thursday 26th Mar

As it turned out, we had a consular appointment in Manchester on the same day as our walk, so that's where the walk had to happen! Since it's quite a long drive, especially with the little ones, we decided to turn it into a mini road trip, book a hotel, and stay overnight. Driving through the Peak District didn't disappoint, treating us all to some truly beautiful views along the way!

After taking care of the official matters, we headed to the Manchester Museum. The kids have recently been learning about Ancient Egypt at school, and since the museum has an exhibition on it, it felt like an obvious choice for our visit. Alex was absolutely mesmerized by the mummies and hieroglyphs, but also loved the dinosaur and fossil exhibits - especially Stan, the enormous T. Rex skeleton. Alicia, very much like her mum, was most fascinated by the minerals display and, of course, we couldn't leave without picking up a few pieces from the gift shop! Safe to say, they both found something they loved and really enjoyed the visit!

Owned by the University of Manchester, the museum showcases an impressive range of collections spanning archeology, anthropology, and natural history. The beautifully curated galleries on China, South Asia, Egypt, and Africa help children explore different cultures, while the short talks by museum staff were engaging and gave them a chance to ask plenty of questions.

It was a brilliant day out, full of discovery for all of us! We would highly recommend a visit to anyone curious about the world around them! 🌏

Day 1 - North Sea Observatory 🌊

Wednesday 25th Mar

North Sea Observatory has been part of our walks since our very first challenge a few years ago. It's one of our favourite landmarks in the area - peaceful, scenic, and always worth a visit.

This time, the weather was wild! The wind was so strong that taking any decent photos was nearly impossible - we were being blown around the whole time. Still, we made the most of it - strolling along the shore, spotting starfish and seagulls, before warming up at the cosy Seascape Cafe.

The North Sea Observatory is a purpose-built, fully accessible marine centre featuring exhibitions on the area's rich natural history, an art space, a cafe, as well as public toilets and parking. Situated on a slight promontory at Chapel Point near Chapel St Leonard, it offers breathtaking views of the sea and beach, making it a much-loved local landmark.

We really enjoyed visiting it again this year - a perfect start to our challenge! 💙

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