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Climbing Tatra Mountains for the Principle Trust
Physical Challenge
£615 of £300
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11
Donors
0
Team Fundraisers
Starting Sunday 27th of August Peter and I are embarking on an ambitious journey through the Tatra Mountains in Poland and Slovakia. Our plan is to conquer several hills: in a week time:
weather permitting (hopefully no storms), over a distance of 150.6km (93 miles) with a total ascent of 8.9km (29396 feet), including the challenging Rysy peak. Rysy is the highest and quite tough mountain in Poland, involves 8-10 hours of trekking, technical skills, and facing exposure. Despite the challenges of waking up at 5am every day and possibly relying on painkillers, we're committed to this endeavor. Your support, whether a pound or a fiver, for the Principle Trust would mean a lot. It would help us stay focused and motivated to achieve the plan. Most importantly, it would also aid in raising more funds and making a significant difference in the lives of kids who've never experienced simple holidays.
Donations
The Principle Trust Children's Charity
Skipton | Health & Wellbeing
Skipton | Health & Wellbeing
The Principle Trust offers free respite breaks to disadvantaged children to improve lives and well-being.
Climbing Tatra Mountains for the Principle Trust
Physical Challenge
The Principle Trust Children's Charity
Skipton | Health & Wellbeing
Skipton | Health & Wellbeing
The Principle Trust offers free respite breaks to disadvantaged children to improve lives and well-being.
£615 of £300
Raised
11
Donors
0
Team Fundraisers
Starting Sunday 27th of August Peter and I are embarking on an ambitious journey through the Tatra Mountains in Poland and Slovakia. Our plan is to conquer several hills: in a week time:
weather permitting (hopefully no storms), over a distance of 150.6km (93 miles) with a total ascent of 8.9km (29396 feet), including the challenging Rysy peak. Rysy is the highest and quite tough mountain in Poland, involves 8-10 hours of trekking, technical skills, and facing exposure. Despite the challenges of waking up at 5am every day and possibly relying on painkillers, we're committed to this endeavor. Your support, whether a pound or a fiver, for the Principle Trust would mean a lot. It would help us stay focused and motivated to achieve the plan. Most importantly, it would also aid in raising more funds and making a significant difference in the lives of kids who've never experienced simple holidays.
