Emily Scott of @adventurebrits talks about her epic bagging of all 282 of Scotland’s Munros (mountains above 3000ft) in one continuous round. That’s 2600km by bike, 2200km on foot and 3 kayaking stints with a total elevation gain of 150,000m.👊
https://t.co/M7453Bw3Ri
Our @LMAX Exchange Everest Rugby Challengers are tackling 2 @GWR World Records.
Battling 35mph winds, a wind chill of -30 and blizzards.
At 6,500m.
We haven’t even mentioned the rugby...
#helpingkidsthroughrugby
Info > https://t.co/goq1LZGZtb
#MyEverest#EverestRugby
Every day, children & young people in the UK & Ireland attempt to overcome their Everest. We believe none of those children should face their Everest alone.
We are calling for people across the country to share your #MyEverest story.
Inspire others to achieve their Everest.
It's Everest Wednesday!
During our lead-up to Christmas we will be introducing you to all our inspirational @LMAX Exchange Everest Rugby Challengers.
Who better to begin with than the man in the middle, International Referee, Graham Allen!
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We have a big announcement to share with you this evening for our @LMAX Exchange Everest Rugby Challenge
Before we share the news, here’s what our mammoth target of £200,000 could support!
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We have some very exciting LMAX Exchange Everest Rugby Challenge news coming your way next month…
New National Office Team Member @paulrguest caught up with Team Captain @OlliePhillips11
We’re keeping the news under wraps for now, take a look at the images for a sneak peak...
The C2C is an absolute classic U.K. ride, right?
@paulrguest smashed out the 200km in 8 hours and just about survived to tell the tale...
#RoamHome
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Munro 282/282: Ben Lomond (974m) ✅ the last one!!🕺🏻I know I’ve already posted about this one, but I think it deserves a second post! Still a bit surreal that it’s all over, but what a special way to finish 😃 massive thanks to the legends who joined me to finish #Project282
Munro 281/282: Ben Vorlich - Arrochar (943m) ✅ after dropping directly off Ben Vane to the Loch Sloy dam, I had a steep, fairly relentless climb directly up. Despite being knackered, I had the incentive of it being the penultimate munro to keep me pushing on 💪🏼 #Project282
Munro 280/282: Ben Vane (916m) ✅ after maybe the toughest night I’ve ever experienced (dark, cold, windy, wet, sleep deprived & lonely 😬) with a bit of snatched shivery sleep in my bivvy bag, I was up at 1st light & onto the smallest munro. But what a sunrise 🌅🙌🏼 #Project282
Munro 279/282: Beinn Ime (1,011m) ✅ will definitely have to go back & do this one another time. There’s a path marked on the 1:50k map & I had high hopes for it, but it turned out it was a bog full of footprints 👣 not what I needed on a hard, dark & lonely night 🙈 #Project282
Munro 278/282: Beinn Narnain (926m) ✅ Friday’s continuation... after 5 Crianlarich hills, I jumped on my bike & pedalled along the shores of Loch Lomond knowing I was about to face a long & tough night... Unfortunately I was right 🙈 #Project282
Munro 277/282: Cruach Ardrain (1,046m) ✅ the 5th of Friday’s Crianlarich hills & it was actually a lovely evening. Cracking views of Ben More & Stob Binnein, but i couldn’t help but feel a bit scared about how much more I still had to do before Ben Lomond 😬 #Project282