I'm delighted to be invited by @SidleyLaw and @React_Response to #showcase pictures from #Ukraine at an exhibition organised by @AreteStories highlighting the work of photojournalists who've covered the conflict. The photos will be auctioned to support RE:ACT's work
Lee Spencer’s Triathlon of GB, which unfortunately had to end early yesterday.
Damage to his stump caused by nearly two weeks of constant movement stopped him being able to put enough pressure to the prosthetic to move the pedals of his bike and wasn't able to continue.
He has done 933.3 km of cycling with 8639m elevation from Land's End to Cumbria and climbed 18.3 km on mountains with 1997m elevation summiting Snowdon and Scafell Pike, the highest mountains in Wales and England.
He has given his all and truly has ‘not been defined by disability’. Undertaking endeavours which many fully abled people wouldn’t even consider, let alone attempt.
By his side have been retired and serving Royal Marines, Army Commandos and Para Reg as well as civvies, assisting as support riders and walkers as well as the amazing backup crew led by former ML1 Baz Gray.
It’s been a privilege to play a very small part in bringing his awesome feats of endurance and pure grit to a wider audience.
There are so many people who’ve been part of this journey, however Frank’s main sponsors deserve a special mention
And we’re off. I’m doing the 3 Peaks (Snowdon, Scafell and the Ben) on consecutive days starting tomorrow Each one will be further than I’ve walk since my leg fell off.
100% of the money raised is going to @theRMcharity please if you can donate below
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Cracking set of pics by Anthony Upton for @TelegraphPics
Exclusive: Inside the tunnels of Gibraltar with 43 Commando Royal Marines https://t.co/vkADl4XdSS #photography 📸