The celebrities are all photographed under the iconic Land's End signpost
A group of cycling celebrities have tackled blizzards, mountains and excruciating saddle sores to cycle 1000 miles for Sport Relief.
The team including comedianes Miranda Hart and David Walliams were among seven famous faces that started the non-stop cycling relay in John O'Groats on Monday.
Just four days later and on Thursday 4 March the tired team reached Land's End to be greeted by hundreds of fans.
More than £1m has been raised so far.
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The Sport Relief cycle challenge through Scotland and England
The Sport Relief cycle challenge arrives at Land's End
The huge event was organised for Sport Relief. The charity helps vulnerable people in the UK and abroad.
Both Fearne Cotton and Davina McCall were among those to reach the finishing line in far west Cornwall.
Davina and Fearne sing down the phone on the Radio 1 Scott Mills show
Davina McCall says: "I am still buzzing. I haven't come down from seeing all these hundreds of people here.
"It's amazing. We were completely blessed with the weather in Cornwall.
"The sunset was simply beautiful. We all got emotional when we came into Land's End.
"I have walked away from this with some new best mates. Ask me right now and I would say yes I would do this again. I am on such a high still, I kind of want to do it again."
David Walliams says: "It was tough, I am not really built for this. We were cycling through the night at -15 degrees sometimes.
"We're all shattered. But it was great working as a team. There were no egos.
"We were all supporting each other a lot. We've all shared something quite special together.
Cycling for nearly 82 hours in total, the team suffered dramatic falls, cuts, bruises and excruciating saddle sores as they strived to reach their target of £1m.
The exhausted group reached the finish line at Land's End at 6.50pm.