Jason Turnbull, a man from Renfrewshire, is aiming to climb 24 munros this year to raise funds for visually impaired veterans in Scotland. Each munro conquered represents a symbolic victory, echoing the resilience and determination exhibited by the veterans supported by Sight Scotland Veterans.
A Renfrewshire man is aiming to climb 24 munros this year with the hopes of raising funds for visually impaired veterans in Scotland .
Jason has already started his mammoth feat, battling the elements to climb four munros, covering over 29 miles of rugged terrain and ascending more than 9,596 feet in elevation. The charity supports veterans to maintain or learn new skills while adapting to life with sight loss.
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