Jens Voigt has been in the saddle for hours. While some are still sleeping off their New Year's Eve intoxication or are already back at work, Jens Voigt gets back on the saddle. Berliners want to cycle up and down their local mountain, the Berlin Teufelsberg, at least 100 times. This would roughly correspond to the height of Mount Everest (8848 meters). All of this for a good cause, of course: the money donated is to go to the Australian Cancer Aid Organization "Tour de Cure" go. If you can't be there, you can follow Jens live on his exciting project via Twitter.
It's dark in Berlin! But we are still going strong! #EverestChallenge And don't forget to donate: https://t.co/m5vZQnXimR pic.twitter.com/JXKbXTzluJ
— Jens Voigt (@thejensie) 2 January 2017
Amazing support at my place #EverestChallenge! Don't forget to donate: https://t.co/m5vZQnXimR https://t.co/OHKtSOrZry
— Jens Voigt (@thejensie) 2 January 2017
Still going but about 30 wild hogs attracted the police. 😂😂🐗🐗 https://t.co/iOOyAt6guc
— Jens Voigt (@thejensie) 2 January 2017