Antiguan Brent Scotland of the Halo Foundation returns home after a gruelling 6-day climb to the summit of the tallest free-standing mountain in the world — Mount Kilimanjaro in Tanzania, Africa. Brent was greeted upon his arrival at the VC Bird International Airport by an eager welcoming party, including Their Excellencies Sir Rodney and Lady Williams.
“The last eight hours of the ascent were especially hazardous”, he explained. “For me, the most difficult aspect was the severe dehydration, coupled with the dangerous black ice and harsh sub-freezing temperature Climbing above the clouds is quite an experience. In some spots, if you do not cling for dear life to the rocks, there is a threat of experiencing a fatal fall “.
Less than fifty percent of all who attempt to climb Mount Kilimanjaro make it to the top.
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Wow, that must have been some experience for him. Welcome home son of the soil.
Congratulations! You Did it and returned safe and sound!
A massive accomplishment! This mountain is a touch challenge by any standards. One of the world’s greatest ever conditioned athletes, Martina Navratilova, attempted this climb and failed. Well done guys!,
I have credible information that this man never left the country at all. What kind of hoax are you all perpetrating
no wonder you believed the “engines are new” from the blood and hotel lobby press conference.
Stfu!
I am not sure how credible your source is but you should do some fact checking before you make reckless comments like this.
Brent Scotland you rock, congratulations. I reached the top of Mt. Kilimanjaro Uhuru Peak on September 13, 2019. I am still mesmerized with my accomplishments. I agree. Summit night was grueling but so worth it. To see that sign, to touch that sign, and say I made it. Congratulations again on reaching Mt. Kilimanjaro Uhuru Peak 19, 341 feet “The Roof of Africa”.
Pam Stewart
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