Lee Johnson

1 week ago | medium.com | Lee Johnson

My Family’s Cancer Story: By an Oncology NurseAs we approached the landing, the steaming tarmac caught my eye. My plane was about to touch down in all the gloriousness that is summer in the Mid-South. Hot. Humid. Stifling. It was the typical eighth-layer-of-Dante’s-Inferno-hell weather that turns every green blade of grass into sad, crispy brownness. The endless agricultural fields I just flew over loved it.

3 weeks ago | charlestoncitypaper.com | Lee Johnson

Credit: Unsplash. Exclusive |  The U.S. Senate is poised to take up the reconciliation bill — also known as the “Big Beautiful Bill” in the coming weeks. Our senator, Lindsey Graham, has indicated his enthusiastic support for it, tweeting that the sooner the bill gets signed into law, the better. Johnson. Credit: Provided.

1 month ago | wildernessmag.co.nz | Lee Johnson

Distance 11.4km return Total Ascent 976m Time 3.5hr return Grade Easy/Moderate Access Mount Maude Station off Lake Hawea–Albert Town Road GPX File Mt Maude (gpx, yo 4 KB) Your device does not support GPX files. Please try a different device. Be awed by Maude on a route less travelled. There’s not a lot known about this hidden gem nestled in Hāwea’s southwestern corner.

Sep 3, 2023 | bbc.co.uk | Lee Johnson |Jim Scott

A woman who started her own walking group after suffering from loneliness says it is like free "therapy". Amelia Dodd established Girls Who Walk Sunderland after moving from Stoke-on-Trent with her partner for work earlier this year. Nearly 50 people from Wearside met at Roker Beach for the group's first gathering on Saturday. She said she hoped to encourage more people of different ages and backgrounds to socialise. "When I moved, loneliness had a big impact on me," the 23-year-old said.

Sep 3, 2023 | bbc.co.uk | Jim Scott |Lee Johnson

A five-year-old boy is believed to have become the youngest to complete the near-200 mile Coast-to-Coast. Ollie completed the gruelling challenge from St Bees, Cumbria to Robin Hood's Bay in North Yorkshire on Saturday. The boy, from Ashbrooke, Sunderland, wanted to raise money after witnessing a Great North Air Ambulance (GNAAS) helicopter rescue. "He's been absolutely incredible, he's been so determined," father Paul Sainthouse, who walked with him, said.