It started as an inane pondering during the Olympics when everyone is obviously fired up for thinking they're the next human to perform the next greatest feat of human endurance. Somehow, I can't shift this one though.
The premise is to climb 26.2 miles of vertical wall in 24 hours. Is there even any point in beginning to think this might be possible? I've always wanted to perform an exhaustive feat of endurance and wonder if this could be the one given I'd like to walk around the world with a 15 year continuous techno set strapped to my Sennheisers yet aren't prepared to squander that amount of time on said feat.
If it was a grade 3 climb on a 10 metre slab and somebody did this, would you be impressed (given that's all I'd want to do - impress you)? Oh and earning some money for charity would matter quite a lot.