This blog was written by Sam Lord who led a team up Mount Kenya in July 2019. Wow wow wow, my love for Kenya after conquering its mountain is sky-high and it’s one I’ll treasure forever!! When I first signed up to be a Team Leader, it was mainly to test myself both mentally and physically and having something to tick off my bucket list. Having come down the other side of the mountain, I have gained much more than just a tick off that list. Having not met the other fellow Dig

This blog was written by Olivia Prophet who, together with her father Richard, climbed Kilimanjaro in August 2019. Once I made the decision, rather on a whim, to climb Kilimanjaro I was a little nervous to tell my Dad about my plans. As well as being very much a non-outdoorsy person like myself, he also has a habit of being a little bit overprotective, and I wasn’t sure how he would react to me jetting off to Africa to climb the largest free-standing mountain in the world. Hi

This blog was written by Edward Oswald who climbed Kilimanjaro in August 2019. A question I was asked countless times by my friends & family. Pre-climb I responded with the following – “I’m keen to challenge myself and do something completely different, all while supporting a great charity”. While this statement holds true post-climb, there’s so much more to it… as you’re about to find out. The climb – what does it entail? Kilimanjaro is a beast, and climbing it isn’t easy,