24 challenge raises money for carers
Fundraisers for Crossroads Isle of Man have taken part in a 24-hour Spin-a-Thon this weekend.
They've had two bikes spinning non-stop since 10am on Saturday morning, with people taking part in 30-minute spinning slots.
It's took place in the community space above the Tynwald Street charity shop in Douglas.
All money raised will go towards providing respite and care for those that need it on the Island.
You can find the JustGiving link here.
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