respectful, the ones in costumes and do not make sense and poke fun. i think we know when we see the difference is sometimes a real wrecker presents itself and we do want to celebrate and sometimes it does cement to place sometimes a real record doesn t present itself. present itself. thank you so much about present itself. thank you so much about talking - present itself. thank you so much about talking to - present itself. thank you so much about talking to is - present itself. thank you so i much about talking to is about the challenges of climbing everest. the three peaks challenge, in which walkers tackle the highest points of scotland, england and wales one after the other, is one of britain s most popular endurance events. but three climbs aren t enough for one pair of fitness enthusiasts, who are planning to throw in a fourth. alison freeman reports. they re home for around six weeks. katherine and martin will eat, sleep and travel on this rowing boat between the four nat
been attempted before. so this is our cabin. there s just enough legroom to be able to lie down. and i m here, martin s here, so it s pretty cosy. it s the idea of katherine wilkins, who runs a fitness centre in northumberland. despite the mammoth challenge ahead, she managed to get martin, who works for her, on board. i like to try things that no one s ever done before. when katherine mentioned it to me, that she s got this challenge in mind and no one s ever completed it, i was instantly, yes, i m there, i m doing it . the pair will start their challenge by climbing mount snowdon in wales before walking to caernarfon. they ll then row to whitehaven, and from there walk up to the summit of scafell pike. after walking back to the coast, they ll cross the irish sea to northern ireland, where they ll tackle slieve donard. they ll then take on the longest rowing leg of their expedition, by sea and canal to fort william in the highlands of scotland. there, they ll climb ben nevis. the iri
been attempted before. so this is our cabin. there s just enough legroom to be able to lie down. and i m here, martin s here, so it s pretty cosy. it s the idea of katherine wilkins, who runs a fitness centre in northumberland. despite the mammoth challenge ahead, she managed to get martin, who works for her, on board. i like to try things that no one s ever done before. when katherine mentioned it to me, that she s got this challenge in mind and no one s ever completed it, i was instantly, yes, i m there, i m doing it. the pair will start their challenge by climbing mount snowdon in wales before walking to caernarfon. they ll then row to whitehaven, and from there walk up to the summit of scafell pike. after walking back to the coast, they ll cross the irish sea to northern ireland, where they ll tackle slieve donard. they ll then take on the longest rowing leg of their expedition, by sea and canal to fort william in the highlands of scotland. there, they ll climb ben nevis. the iris
achieved when you when you put your effort and hard work and training in place. it s also a reminder of climate change and to be respectful of those things that won t be there if you re not careful. having said that, there are real records like what we re seeing with this hong kong individual, this female. but then there are sort of those fake records that we all cringe at. and we know the ones which don t seem respectful, the ones in costumes, the ones that don t make sense and and poke fun. and and i think we know when we see the difference. so sometimes a real record presents itself and we do want to celebrate. and sometimes it doesn t seem or it does seem like it s out of place and shouldn t really take place. the three peaks challenge, in which walkers tackle the highest points of scotland, england and wales one after the other is one of britain s most popular endurance events. but three climbs aren t enough for one pair of fitness enthusiasts, who are planning to throw in a fou