Fundraisers could choose to complete the 2km or the 6km route around Temple Newsam.
Starting around 11am, many walkers wore their sky-blue Alzheimer’s in support of the cause. The autumn sun ensured there was plenty to smile about as the walkers took in the sights of the country park.
On completing the course, each participant was given a medal.
Those taking part were asked to raise £160, or as much as they could to help people living with dementia and a chance to remember those they have lost.
1. Memory Walk 2024
Family and friends of Caroline Hodge at the walk. (pic by Steve Riding) | Steve Riding
2. Memory Walk 2024
Isabella and Iain Spence of Wetherby with children Harry, six, and Bethany, eight, who were walking for their dads and grandads Tom Spence and Arthur Metcalfe. (pic by Steve Riding) | Steve Riding
3. Memory Walk 2024
Isabella Rothera, eight, of Seacroft places a card on the memory tree with mum Abbie Dempsey and grandma Julie Dempsey. (pic by Steve Riding) | Steve Riding
4. Memory Walk 2024
Walkers get going for the Alzheimer's Society Memory Walk at Temple Newsam. (pic by Steve Riding) | Steve Riding
