Climb every mountain (or the same one again and again and again)

The Berniquaut, south-west France, is a modest mountain above Sorèze that has been frequented by Stone Age man, Celts, Romans, crusaders, bandits, and most recently by a couple of friends of Asterix the Gaul. None of the ancients were crazy enough to run up and down it fourteen times in six hours. Thirty kilometres, 3,000 metres of climbing, 3,000 metres of descent, tired legs. All for charity.

Photo by Aline Berthoumieu