Wellington Tetraplegic Man Climbs Mt Everest Equivalent for Accessibility

Andrew Leslie, a tetraplegic man from Wellington, has climbed the equivalent of Mount Everest 35 times over the past year. His remarkable achievement aims to raise awareness about accessibility in outdoor spaces.

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Wellington tetraplegic man climbs equivalent of Mt Everest in a year

Andrew Leslie walked to the top 35 times in the past 12 months to raise awareness about accessibility in the outdoors.

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