St Albans women complete daring ‘wing walk’ for hospice
Zoe Sigler, Jo Baker and Laura Holt-Thomas. Picture: Red Door Recruitment - Credit: Archant
Three women from a St Albans recruitment agency undertook a daring ‘wing walk’ to raise money for charity.
Zoe Sigler, Jo Baker and Laura Holt-Thomas. Picture: Red Door Recruitment - Credit: Archant
Zoe Sigler, Jo Baker and Laura Holt-Thomas, from Red Door Recruitment in Chequer Street, were strapped to the top of a biplane on Sunday, July 8 for a 10-minute flight.
The wing walk has so far raised nearly £1,500 for Rennie Grove Hospice, which Red Door has supported for years.
Zoe said: “What an absolutely nerve-wracking but incredible experience – definitely not for the faint hearted, especially as the 10 minute flight of speeds up to 130 miles per hour included dips and rises, twists and turns!
“The weather was perfect on the day and it literally felt like we were flying with wings, while soaring over the sights of Canary Wharf and Dartford Bridge.”
Jo Baker preparing for her wing walk. Picture: Red Door Recruitment - Credit: Archant
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To donate go to https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/reddoorrecruitment
Laura Holt-Thomas preparing for her wing walk. Picture: Red Door Recruitment - Credit: Archant
Zoe Sigler preparing for her wing walk. Picture: Red Door Recruitment - Credit: Archant
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