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Fundraiser scales Sandness Hill more than 40 times to complete Everest challenge

A FUNDRAISER who walked up the Sandness Hill 43 times - the equivalent of a trek up Mount Everest - finished his challenge a couple of days before Christmas. Alan Robertson was joined by 18 people of all ages from Sandness and beyond for the final climb on 23 December. He has.

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Fundraiser nears end of challenge to climb Sandness Hill more than 40 times

A FUNDRAISER from the Westside is nearing the end of a challenge to scale Sandness Hill 43 times - the equivalent of a trek to the top of Mount Everest. Alan Robertson has so far completed 38 trips to the top of the hill in the lead up to Christmas, having started in late.

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Alan ever ready for Everest equivalent escapade | The Shetland Times Ltd

Alan ever ready for Everest equivalent escapade | The Shetland Times Ltd
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Satellites to power Papa Stour broadband | The Shetland Times Ltd

Satellites to power Papa Stour broadband | The Shetland Times Ltd
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Peatland restoration key to improving Shetland s horrific carbon footprint

SHETLAND could reduce its carbon footprint by tens, if not hundreds of thousands of tonnes per year, by restoring the islands’ degraded peatlands. The move is likely to have a more dramatic impact on reducing the release of CO2 and other climate changing gases than many of the.

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