A tandem bike and a 1930s MG sports car were used to help launch a nationwide campaign in Wallingford which aims to protect abused children.
Annetta Slade and her husband Jon
Annetta Slade and her husband Jon rode their tandem bike from Wallingford to Didcot carrying a collecting jar.
Sarah Gillett then took the jar from Didcot to Aylesbury in a vintage MG.
The jar will now be taken around the country to raise money for The Body Shop's Protect the Child campaign.
Organisers hope to raise more than £50,000.
Ms Gillett, a district organiser for the campaign, said: "We have to transport the bottle around the country in as many different ways as possible -- with none of them paid for.
"It is being run by The Body Shop and its home-selling offshoot -- The Body Shop At Home."
Mrs Slade, from North Moreton, is Wallingford and Didcot area manager for The Body Shop At Home.
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