INAUGURAL 2TREK4KIDS FFY RAINBOW MOUNTAIN EXPEDITION IS MOST SUCCESSFUL IN PERU – 2017.
The inaugural 2Trek4Kids Foundation for Youth Fundraising climb in 2017 was to the 17,000 foot summit of Rainbow Mountain, Peru, South America. Intrepid climbers Walter Glover and lifetime friend Greg Scherschel formed the team after Ed Eckerly, all of Columbus, had to stay behind due to an injury suffered in training. (Ed and wife Vivian joined Walter the next Spring on Expedition England Coast to Coast to benefit FFY.)
Images below show the majestic Rainbow Mountain considered sacred by the indigenous people. First Pic: With some imagination you can see perhaps the first rainbow Noah saw that may have been descended from the sky by its Creator and draped over the mountain. Science says geologic forces and the rain and snow and ice of the areas combined with the mountain sedimentary forces to design the pattern.
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Then there’s the entire crew atop Rainbow Mtn with Walter front left and Greg front right. Next: The glacier clad Ausengate Mountain at 20,000 feet the crew trekked by. (Walter’s elevation mountain PR was 21,000 feet, accomplished in 2012 “next door” in Argentina on Mount Aconcagua. Next: Greg and Walter on their return, pose in pictures with a table-top Rainbow Mountain created by FFY youth as a part of their educational curriculum on Peru created by FFY staff…And some 150 FFY kids listen to the crew talk about their adventure during a poster presentation from the entire team to FFY of a poster to hang on premises to serve to inspire kids, adults, staff and visitors.