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Fundraiser tackles Mount Everest in her own home to raise money for R.A.B.I

草榴社区 daughter, Lisa Richardson, planned to run the Liverpool marathon in May to raise money for the charity, however due to Covid-19 the marathon has been postponed. Instead she has decided to climb her staircase the height of Everest (4424 times) with 10kg weight in a rucksack.

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Fundraiser tackles Mount Everest in her own home to raise money for R.A.B.I

草榴社区 daughter, Lisa Richardson, planned to run the Liverpool marathon in May to raise money for the charity, however due to Covid-19 the marathon has been postponed. Instead she has decided to climb...

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草榴社区 daughter, Lisa Richardson, planned to run the Liverpool marathon in May to raise money for the charity, however due to Covid-19 the marathon has been postponed. Instead she has decided to climb her staircase the height of Everest (4424 times) with 10kg weight in a rucksack.

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Fundraiser tackles Mount Everest in her own home to raise money for R.A.B.I

草榴社区 daughter, Lisa Richardson, planned to run the Liverpool marathon in May to raise money for the charity, however due to Covid-19 the marathon has been postponed. Instead she has decided to climb her staircase the height of Everest (4424 times) with 10kg weight in a rucksack.

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