We are known as the group of men who build castles, walk on the planet with Chappals / Chumpal aka sandles, hike up crazy routes, get lost on the starting, get lost on the way up and down and still finish with an pride smile on our faces. So far only one person has lost more hair, i think I would say bald now and got shorter in size, hmmmm Our group has combatted Snow, Rain, Fog, Mist, Ice, Wind, Injuries, freezing moments, yet we still all finished our challenges. Among us are Physiotherapists, Engineers, Managers, Sales, Technicians, with a mixture of physical ability and experience. BTW we like a shot of whiskey too :-)
Fundraising pageThis summer of 2021, I have decided to involve our hiking crew into a charity that effects everyone. The common knowledge of having a voice is a norm to the human form. But having a stamma or a stutter is unknown, the use of a voice is that we all have a voice, just the way we use our voice is different. We can all communicate in various methods, but having the general public made aware of a charity that can increase the norm, the knowledge and awareness is through the hands of Stamma.org Stuttering is a speech disorder characterized by repetition of sounds, syllables, or words; prolongation of sounds; and interruptions in speech known as blocks. Did you know there is no cure for a stutter, did you know a person with a stutter is normal as a person with a stamma, and the same as somebody who talks with fluency. All that happens is neurogenic stuttering? Neurogenic stuttering is a type of fluency disorder in which a person has difficulty in producing speech in a normal, smooth fashion So to help us all understand how people with a stamma or a stutter is the norm and to share the common knowledge I am raising funds for the Stamma Organisation and to fundraise to spread awareness. Please helps us and help us to share awareness, share the knowledge and share the normality of everybody with a voice.
Charity website25 hours and 32 minutes
The National Three Peaks Challenge takes in the highest mountains in Scotland, England and Wales, often in 24 hours.