Andrew Elliker-Reeve, from East Yorkshire, sets off from Helmsley to walk the Cleveland Way.
Blind man sets off on 110-mile Cleveland Way walk for charityA blind man from East Yorkshire aims to walk 110 miles to raise money for a guide dogs charity.
Andrew Elliker-Reeve set off from Helmsley in North Yorkshire on Monday to walk the length of the Cleveland Way. Mr Elliker Reever, who hopes to raise £10,000 for Guide Dogs UK, said despite not using a guide dog himself, "lots and lots of people do".Video by Jacob Tomlinson, Michelle Lyons and Rob Smith
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