How difficult it is to understand women! Some of them for the sake of a new relationship go to plastic surgery and a radical change of style, others change the circle of friends and even renounce their relatives ... The beauty of Pippa Middleton, who is associated with a tender relationship with millionaire James Matthews, went even further. No, she did not change her appearance or style of behavior, but simply conquered the Swiss mountain top ...
It is worth noting that the black haired british woman is known for her passion for extreme rest and an active lifestyle. So, in 2008 the girl was already climbing Mont Blanc. This time a secular lioness faced an important task: to rise with a group of like-minded people to a height of 4.5 km.
Overcoming Yourself
Where did this idea come from, you ask? The fact is that Pippa and her brother James thus decided to contribute to the collection of funds for the Michael Matthews Foundation. It was founded by the family of the groom Pippa James Matthews in memory of the death in 1999 in Nepal climber Michael Matthews.
This guy was the brother of beloved Pippa. At the age of 22 he attempted to storm the "Roof of the World" and disappeared without a trace.
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The sister of the Duchess of Cambridge said that the ascent to the Matterhorn was not easy for her. I was overcome by mountain sickness, but the purposeful young woman suffered difficulties with dignity. After all, it had a high goal: the collection of funds for the construction of schools in third world countries (Tanzania, Nepal and Thailand).
Beloved Pippa did not go to the mountains, he provided material and moral support to her and her comrades. After losing his brother under tragic circumstances, a millionaire investor feels psychological discomfort in the mountains, and prefers to remain "on firm ground".
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