How about baring it all in Princesshay, Exeter...

... well your soles actually.

Are you up for the challenge? We're told a firewalk (over red-hot wood embers) is the most inspirational journey you will ever take. Come and find out how it's done - no tricks, no special effects - just you and the fire.

Sue Pickin, Senior Community Fundraiser for the RSPB said "we are really grateful to Princesshay Exeter for allowing us to hold our first ever fire walk in such a central location. It’s going to be a fantastic night. Just imagine the anticipation and emotions as the walkers receive their training before being lined up and invited to walk barefoot over the red-hot wood embers. We only have a limited number of spaces available for participants so we are advising people to hot foot it over to us now on 01392 432691 or email sue.pickin@rspb.org.uk to secure their place on the night." 

Participants will have to pay a £40 registration fee and pledge to raise a minimum of £99 in sponsorship.

Sue added "Recently, the groundbreaking State of Nature report was published, revealing that 60% of the wildlife species studied have declined over recent decades. Many garden favourites in the South West are in serious trouble, including, starlings, hedgehogs, butterflies and ladybirds. The RSPB are determined to halt their decline but we can’t do it on our own. Please join us for our fire walk where you will have the most inspirational journey you will ever undertake. Nature is amazing; please help us keep it that way."

For further information about the work of the RSPB in the South West click here.