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Men In Pink
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25.01.2022 About to board the bus to Mt Kilimanjaro! BRING IT ON! See you all in 7 days! Wish us luck!
24.01.2022 We are leaving on a jet plane! The weren't made for big Greg's!
22.01.2022 We are currently on the mountain at Shira Camp 2, sitting approximately 3800m above sea level! All is well, however we can definitely feel the altitude. More mountain to conquer and we are all duly prepared for this journey to test our strength! Stay tuned for more updates! #strivetosurvive!
22.01.2022 To Dawn on Kilimanjaro
21.01.2022 Accidentally stumbled across this...
21.01.2022 Last but certainly not least - huge thanks to our team who helped us reach the summit. David (who got to base camp but could not continue due to altitude causing delirium), hat off to you Dave, we hope we are as good as you at 73. Mike & his 16 year young son Ty, your father & son relationship is an example to all of us. Ron spelt R. O. N! The senior bushman (no diamox for this guy), Louis (68) who could not speak a word of English and kept doing disappearing acts. The boys from Manhattan, Eugene & Evan, love you guys! Krishnan & Shohba, our UK syndicate were Mr & Mrs consistency. Chombo, our fearless and encouraging leader and his 39 staff of cooks, porters, guides and god knows what else. Then the MIP team Ryan,Greg & Anita. You're all amazing and contributed to the success of flying the pink flag. We cannot thank you enough!
20.01.2022 Massive thanks to everyone who has followed us on our journey to cure breast cancer. There were times we wanted to give up from oxygen starvation, muscle pain and exhaustion. The main thing that kept us going was the thought of what women have to go through while fighting breast cancer. The pain and suffering they have to endure to fight for their lives. Our struggle seemed so insignificant and we had to push through.Again thank you all so much
20.01.2022 Our last night in Zanzibar. Rest and relaxation has been bliss after our huge journey to the roof of Africa! Off to Joburg tomorrow night. More to come, watch this space! :)
20.01.2022 We have received some great news today. Ryans' sister in law, Lucinda is now in remission and we all hope it stays that way! Currently we are at Barranco Camp at 3940m above sea level. Today was an 8hr trek from Shira Camp at 3800m to Lava Tower at 4600m and then back to Barranco, so we could acclimatise for the long haul to the summit. The peak thrusts itself into the sky, and like Mt olympus in days of old, there is something truly magical and transcendent with every step forward. #Strivetosurvive!
19.01.2022 We announced last night at the Brian Gardner Pink Ribbon Ball that we raised approximately $30,000 for Breast Cancer Research! Thank you everyone for your support! We couldn't have done it with out you!
18.01.2022 Greg has uploaded a tonne of photo's from the Men In Pink - Kilimanjaro Project. Enjoy!
18.01.2022 We present the Men In Pink - Kilimanjaro project - strive to survive flag.
16.01.2022 We just received a message from Peta Crane. Her friend, Sue McLennaghan, passed away today after her battle with breast cancer. Such saddening news. Our deepest condolences go out to Sue's family. Sue's name will be flown high on our flag!
16.01.2022 I'd love to say I'm feeling creative but I'm not. Stuck for ideas on a great fundraiser! Help me out!
13.01.2022 The Men in Pink - on safari! After our successful summit of Mt Kilimanjaro, we sat in a 4x4 for two days on safari through the Tarangire National Park and Ngorongogo Conservation Reserve. A well deserved rest for the legs! We have seen 3 of the "Big 5"!
12.01.2022 Squeezing 12 months into a 5 minute video for the pink ribbon ball is harder than we thought! We will share the finished product with you all soon! :)
11.01.2022 The Men in Pink under the sea! Scuba diving in Zanzibar! Our journey to the highest point in Africa for breast cancer research has brought us below sea level as well! Thinking of you all!
11.01.2022 Heather is a survivor - congratulations
09.01.2022 The Brian Gardner Pink Ribbon Ball is this Saturday night! Its gonna be awesome! We will show our video and announce our fundraising efforts!
09.01.2022 Huge Thanks to Phil and the boys Vaughn & Declan for their support and donation of the MIP. See boys pinks not that bad after all
09.01.2022 We are on our way!
09.01.2022 The men in pink at the races!
07.01.2022 A new addition - Debbie lost her battle at age 39 in 2011 , our thoughts go out to her family and friends
07.01.2022 After 18.5 hours in transit plus 13 hours of wait time we arrived at Moshi, Tanzania at 5am (11am Perth time). Safe and sound! Prepartion begins!
06.01.2022 Facebook tells me it has been a month since our last post?! Haha fooled again Facebook! #facebookfiend
06.01.2022 So we are putting thought to our next challenge. If we decide by the 19th October, we will announce it at the Brian Gardner Pink Ribbon Ball! Help us with ideas! Go!
05.01.2022 MIP welcome to JHB party. Thanks Ant & Tom you guys rock
05.01.2022 Well we are back in Perth now after our whirlwind tour of Africa! We are collating all our awesome photo's of our trip and will be posting them up soon for you all to see! Our fundraising hasnt finished yet, so if you still want to donate to the Men In Pink - Kilimanjaro Project, Get in touch with us! Ryan and Greg.
04.01.2022 12 months.... down to under 4 minutes. Check it out! this was played last night at the ball!
03.01.2022 Huge thanks to my gorgeous Daughter Isabonn for helping at the Acton awards night to help sell MIP T shirts and get more names for our flag. Awesome Job babe
03.01.2022 We still have a few more names to add, so please let us know if there are any others you would like to add. A few hours before lift of ...,
03.01.2022 We did it! To all the women who have lost their battle and all the survivors of breast cancer, this one is for you!
03.01.2022 Big thanks to our Pink flag artist Mark Chapman who has spent hours & hour getting it ready. Cheers Markus your a true legend
02.01.2022 The unveiling of the Square and Compasses that were taken up Mt. Kilimanjaro by the Men in Pink
01.01.2022 It is 3:00pm here in Tanzania (9:00pm Perth time) on the 19th of August and we are currently preparing ourselves at Barafu Camp (Base Camp) 4600m above sea level. At the stroke of midnight tonight, with the moon lighting our path, we begin the arduous journey to the summit; Uhuru Peak- 5895m! We are truly in touch with something greater up here, and undeniably humbled by the sheer majesty. Wish us luck! Lala Salama Perth (good night)!
