MSP hopeful from Perthshire aims to climb Africa's highest peak to honour his late chef brother
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dailyrecord.co.ukPerthshire farm.And the team of around 16 preparing to go out have not met up since they climbed Ben-y-Vrackie and Ben Vorlich last year.Jim, who is standing for election in the Perthshire South and Kinross-shire constituency in May, told the Perthshire Advertiser he has not climbed a mountain since then - despite aiming to conquer Africa’s highest peak in September.The SNP candidate and a team of about 16 others had planned to follow in Andrew’s footsteps and climb the mountain in September 2020 before COVID-19 hit.Jim now hopes to conquer the 5895-metre (19,340-feet) high summit this autumn and raise a six-figure sum for two good causes.Gleneagles chef Andrew died of cancer - aged just 55 - in January 2019.In 2011 he took a break from.
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