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Four ladies climb mountain in their underwear for charity (photos)

They did it to raise awareness for mental illness

Newsroom June 8 03:46

A group of four friends managed to climb Mount Snowdon dressed in just their underwear. Abi Gentle-Spens, Maria Cairns, Lorna Turner, and Cassie Davey completed the impressive challenge in just four-and-a-half hours.

After reaching the summit in their bras and knickers, they toasted their achievement with a bottle of prosecco. The pals, from Margaret, Kent, decided to take on the test to raise money and awareness for the mental illness charity Rethink.

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Although they were scared to start with, they said they decided they could do it to “prove a point” about body confidence. They had initially planned to climb the mountain in Wales last year before the coronavirus pandemic hit.

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