11:06AM, Monday 16 July 2012
The event, which sees volunteers dress up and walk along a 26-mile route in aid of the sports centre for disabled athletes, was well attended despite the miserable weather.
Teams dressed as tennis players, swimmers and snooker players took to the streets armed with collection buckets for the fundraiser.
The walk kicked off at 9.30am, with MP for Maidenhead Theresa May and The Mayor of Windsor and Maidenhead, Cllr Colin Rayner, in attendance.
Mrs May said: "It is a great club that does fantastic work and today is a really important day for them."
The route started at the charity's base in Maidenhead and took in Slough, Eton and Windsor, with participants given the option to travel as far as they wanted.
SportsAble president John Jenkins added: "We have had great support and everyone has been in great spirits. A bit of rain won't change that."
Organisers hope money raised on the day and sponsorship will top £10,000.
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