article_snippet.sent: Father-of-three Mr Heeley became the first blind man to run seven marathons on seven continents in 2008 - set off on April 5 and hopes to raise more than £30,000 for charity.
article_snippet.sent: Father-of-three Mr Heeley was joined by two guides and friends Rosemary Rhodes and Tony Ellis.
article_snippet.sent: Rocky: Father-of-three Mr Heeley struggled with the terrain as Father-of-three Mr Heeley hadn't done any mountain climbing, but still finished the race .
article_snippet.sent: Completed: Father-of-three Mr Heeley finished the 'toughest foot race on Earth' on Friday after running almost 160 miles .
article_snippet.sent: Resting up: Mr Heeley ran through the Sahara Desert and then had to sleep in Mr Heeley tent and make Mr Heeley own food .
article_snippet.sent: In 2008, the father-of-three completed the Seven Magnificent Marathons challenge which saw Mr Heeley finish seven marathons in a week on seven continents.
article_snippet.sent: Mr Heeley route took Mr Heeley from Port Stanley, Falkland Islands (Antarctica), to Santiago, Chile (South America), Los Angeles, USA (North America), Sydney, Australia (Australasia), Dubai, United Arab Emirates (Asia), Nairobi, Kenya (Africa), before finishing with the London Marathon.
highlights_snippet.sent: Dave Heeley, 57, completed the 156-mile Marathon des Sables on Friday .
  