to have an experience like no other cell for example i'll take them to kilimanjaro to climb mount kilimanjaro all take them to everest and will climb up to. a couple of years ago when i challenged myself as well the mountains have been my thing for a while so snowdon and but never sick said joe those are all things but i got my own ideas even though this is amazing. but i've never cycle before i spent what off to do learning how to cycle and then i did a cycle across under this era which was really exciting. they were happy hoping to do another one in turkey some of them a cyclocross turkey if you're not a cyclist is really quite painful but the whole thing is such an experience and people will sponsor you and they'll hopefully hear about this fourth of july project where fundraising for and they go and it's a long term sustainable project and awareness we think it's worth it it's hugely important but thank you both very much and inspiring to speak to both lovely fifty women in power and taking over the board always think it through and i wish you all inshallah when it comes to very very happ

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>> stephen: yeah, you climbed mount kilimanjaro. >> i did!there you are. >> i just did it in april. >> stephen: you just did this. >> in april, yes. >> stephen: okay, that is-- what-- i-- uhh. i don't know where to begin. like, is it the first mountain you've ever climbed. >> first mountain i ever climbed. first time i have been camping, guys. i just dove right into the deep end. >> stephen: wait a second, the first thing you did was climb the highest mountain in africa. >> and camped out. >> stephen: was this glamping. >> no it was the opposite of glamping. you're sleeping on the ground in a tent and trying to stay warm. >> stephen: how high are we t? how high do you get? >> almost 20,000 feet at the end, the summit. >> stephen: what did you do-- i have a friend who did it and he got sick, actually, going up, because of the altitude. what did you do to prep yourself? >> they said the most important thing was to stay hydrated, which meant we were all peeing a lot -- >> stephen: that will happen. >> and the very first day, i told one of the gu

they had another mountain to climb, mount kilimanjaro. >> we were on the bus and she cried.spiritual moment more or less. i was sitting there i emailed not having it like that. so when we got there, i had to sort of find out what that meant to me and find out where that respect was coming from, where that fear of nature was coming from. >> did you get to the top? >> yep, all the way to the top. >> how did that feel? >> it was wild. you feel drunk. your balance is kind of off because you're 19,000 feet in the sky. >> wow. >> so musically do you have any mountains left to climb? >> muflkly the grime dream is to be able to say i'm in that band dawes and here are the 20 albums that we've made. i don't know if we'll get that far. >> six is pretty good. >> six is great. >> and now from their new studio album "passwords" here is dawes with their numb single "living in the future." ♪ ♪ ♪ i know all of my exits i'm always plannin' my escape snoetsz it's the most aggressive symptom of this collective phantom pain snoetsz and the more that you ignore it the more it makes you feel insan