100 Stars at Stanage follows two climbers, Harry and Richard, as they take on a unique challenge at Stanage Edge: climbing 100 stars in a single day, all in support of Climbers Against Cancer (CAC). The film explores the physical and emotional journey of these climbers, delving into themes of friendship and ageing.
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Brilliant effort Harry and Rich (on the Rock) and Ben (behind the Camera). Huge thank you from everyone at Climbers Against Cancer!
If you are inspired (and who wouldn't be!) why not organise your own fundraiser - there are some ideas here: https://www.climbersagainstcancer.org/support-us/
... or make a donation: https://donate.justgiving.com/charity/climbers-againstcancer/donation-amount
... or buy some of our lovely, colorful kit: https://www.climbersagainstcancer.org/shop/
Finally, a big thank you to Everyone at UKC for their tremendous support, and wishing all UKCers a Very Merry CAC-Mas and a Happy and Healthy New Year!
Cheers, Dom, Sheila, Helan, Sue, Lynn and Andy - The CAC Crew
Nice, watched this recently - big effort from ‘ordinary’ climbers. Not like those talented/strong pro weirdos we see more of. Also happy with the CAC t under my tree.
Well done Ben for a great movie! And well done CAC!
Doing something similar in June. 40 stars at the Wiltons. If anyone wants to join let me know and I'll send details. It's all for a good cause
Choose your own cancer charity and you're good to go.