Fifty walkers raised more than £1,400 for charity.
Budleigh Salterton Cricket Club members walked 5km at sunrise to support mental health awareness.
The event aimed to break the stigma around discussing mental health problems.
The funds raised will be donated to the Samaritans, helping the charity support people in crisis.
The walk began and ended at the clubhouse, with participants enjoying breakfast afterwards.
The event follows the club's first Comrade’s Curry Club, held on World Mental Health Day.
This men-only evening was created to encourage companionship and conversation.
The club's focus on mental health, particularly among men, comes after the tragic suicide of former England cricketer Graham Thorpe, who struggled with depression.
The club hopes its efforts will stand in solidarity with those facing mental health struggles and help to promote open discussions about these issues.
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