A self-confessed unfit man from Gloucestershire has managed to scale the height of Everest to raise money to help his daughter walk.
James Bottger climbed Robinswood Hill in Gloucester 75 times in a row. He started on Saturday and finished just before 10pm, 22 December.
The "unfit" Gloucestershire welder climbing the height of Mount Everest for his daughter is in the 25th hour of his feat.
James Bottger's 3-year-old daughter has cerebral palsy, and needs a costly operation in America to help her walk.
To raise the £20,000 the family needs to pay for it Mr Bottger is walking up and down Gloucester's Robinswood Hill 75 times - about the distance of climbing Mount Everest.
Starting the challenge on Saturday morning, he hopes to finish by 6pm tonight, and is taking a selfie after each climb so that Twitter can following along with his progress.
He is being supported by our Pride of Britain winner Jamie McDonald - who has set up a new foundation with his cousin to encourage charity challenges.
Mr Bottger is now on climb 61 of 75. Donations can be made here. To follow the action on Twitter visit @SuperheroFdn and #DreamtoWalk.
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