-Oct 2009 Successful Summit of Cho Oyu, Tibet (26,906ft/8,201m) -Nov 2008 Ama Dablam -May 2009 Everest, coached client to summit Cho Oyu, to 7,000m -Sept 2009 Cho/Shisha double -2008 Nepal Lhotse (Altitude: 27,940 ft//8,516m) Summit reached -2007 Nepal Lhotse (Altitude: 8,516m/27,940 ft and Will made it to 8,200m) -2006 Nepal Everest (29,035 ft./8,849 m.) -2005 Russia Elbrus (18,481 ft./5,633 m.) -2005 Nepal Everest (29,035 ft./8,849 m.) South Summit of Everest (28,900 ft./8,749 m.) -2005 Australia Kosciusko (7,310 ft./2,228 m.) -2004 Nepal Balcony of Everest (27,887 ft./8,500 m.) -2004 Africa Kilimanjaro (19,335.6 ft/5,895 m) Western breach summit traverse -2003 Antarctica Vinson Massif (16,067 ft./4,897 m.) Full summit traverse -2003 Antarctica Geographic South Pole on foot First person with diabetes to walk to the South Pole (from Patriot Hills) -2002 Greenland First ascent of 15 peaks in unmapped, unclimbed region -2001 Arctic Geographic North Pole on foot First person with diabetes to walk to the North Pole (from Borneo) -2000 Peru Alpamayo, Ferrari Route (19,511 ft./5,947 m.) Ishinca (18,143 ft./5,530 m.) -1999 Alaska Denali (20,320 ft./6194 m.) -1997 & 1998 Alps Matterhorn (14,691 ft./4,478 m.) Numerous classic alpine routes -1996 Wyoming Grand Tetons and Wind River Range Numerous classic alpine routes -1995 Argentina Aconcagua (22,840 ft./6,962 m.) -1991 Africa Crossed Sahara Desert, Algeria Traversed Ruwenzori, Mountains of the Moon, Uganda -1986 Patagonia Operation Raleigh by special permission from HRH Prince Charles