Two brothers are cycling nearly 500 miles (804 km) in memory of their father, who died from health complications linked to alcohol use.
Sam Shone, 34, and Olly Shone, 32, want to raise awareness about alcoholism after their dad, Phil Shone, struggled with the condition for decades and was unable to receive the help he needed.
The brothers will set off on Saturday from Cribbs Causeway, Bristol, and attempt to cycle Fort William in Scotland to raise funds for Alcohol Change UK.
Olly said: "If this results in even just one person learning about the charity and seeking support to help with their sobriety then I'm happy."
Olly, who plays for the Bristol Pitballs Ice Hockey Team, added: "Dad was one of those people you instantly gravitate towards – a likeable, chilled, stubborn guy with great humour who was the soul of everywhere.
"He had long term struggles with alcohol for 30 years. [He] had a time before Covid when he decided to go sober, which he did for a year, and it changed his life outlook on life.
"He was much happier and content in general, but he was very reluctant to seek support."
