Adventurous motorcyclists are needed to ride from Ledbury to the Swedish twin-town of Stromstad, on behalf of St Michael's Hospice.
Organisers are asking people to step forward as soon as possible so that a date for the ride can be fixed.
Fundraiser Mike Pullin, said: "People may recall that in 2002, with Mike Marshall and Frank the horse, we completed a journey from Ledbury to London, raising over £12,500 for the hospice.
"We are now contemplating visiting Ledbury's twin-town, to raise more money for the same good cause and we are looking for motorcyclists to share our adventure."
The horse-drawn effort is still pulling in the pounds.
Mr Pullin said: "The film of Frank's Journey alone has made £3,000 to date."
Copies are still on sale to the public and to sell even more, Mr Pullin is planning a series of presentations based on Frank's Journey.
He said: "If there are any WI groups, for instance, who would like to see the film, we would be happy to talk to them."
Despite the fame of their horse-powered fundraising, Mr Pullin and his fellow fundraisers are no strangers to long motorbike journeys.
He said: "We have successfully taken a group of motorcyclists to Hereford's twin towns of Vierzon in France and Dillenburg in Germany."
Anyone wishing to join the motorcade or those seeking a copy of Frank's Journey should phone 01981 240544 or 01432 890616.
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