News / Triumph at the Summit: Conquering the Three Peaks
Snowdon, the last mountain standing, beckoned with both challenge and redemption. Opting for the pyg route on the ascent and the miners route for the descent, the team witnessed the splendour of Snowdon from two perspectives. Adrenaline coursed through their veins as they embarked on their final ascent. As injuries lurked, a testament to the physical toll of their extraordinary feat, it was the sheer will to succeed that pulled the team through. As they reached the pinnacle, a surge of elation washed over them, mingling with the aches and fatigue. They had achieved their goal.
Exhausted but victorious, the Crown Highways team basked in the sense of accomplishment that permeated the air. Amidst their celebration, they revelled in some simple pleasures — a steaming cup of tea or coffee, and a warm sandwich – offering respite after the physical exertion.
The team had faced the elements, overcame fatigue, and pushed their limits. As they reflect on their achievement, the team finds solace in knowing that their efforts were not in vain.
Their pursuit was fuelled by a fantastic cause — to support the Christie NHS Foundation, an organisation that played a pivotal role in the recovery of their Operations Director, Mike Leadbetter. Their feat stands as a testament to the power of unity and the unwavering commitment to give back to a community that Crown Highways holds dear.
MD Mike added:
“The team showed plenty of dedication and spirit, and the team has shown that together we can overcome the greatest of challenges. We hope our efforts will inspire others to commit to making a difference for a wonderful cause.”