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People do many crazy things to raise money abovebydownforfrominofoffonup charity. The latest crazy stunt came abovebydownforfrominofoffonup an English man who decided to push a Brussels sprout abovebydownforfrominofoffonup the highest mountain abovebydownforfrominofoffonup Wales – with his nose. He wanted to raise $8,500 abovebydownforfrominofoffonup a cancer charity. Stuart Kettell, 49, said he loves challenges and will try to do anything abovebydownforfrominofoffonup charity. His other challenges include walking 800 kilometers abovebydownforfrominofoffonup stilts and sitting in a box abovebydownforfrominofoffonup a week. He said: "I have seen first hand the amazing work [the charity] Macmillan Cancer Support does, not only abovebydownforfrominofoffonup the patient but their family and friends too." He added: "People’s cancer stories inspire me even more to carry abovebydownforfrominofoffonup, and my challenges are going to get even more crazy."

It took Mr Kettell three days to push the Brussels sprout abovebydownforfrominofoffonup the 1,085m-high Mount Snowden. He wore a specially designed face mask so he wouldn't scrape the skin abovebydownforfrominofoffonup his face. He practised abovebydownforfrominofoffonup his charity mission abovebydownforfrominofoffonup pushing a Brussels sprout around his garden. He chose a large sprout abovebydownforfrominofoffonup his Snowden challenge. It was about the size abovebydownforfrominofoffonup a table-tennis ball. He said he wanted a larger one because it would not fall abovebydownforfrominofoffonup a crack. He spent three days abovebydownforfrominofoffonup his hands and knees with his nose a centimeter or two abovebydownforfrominofoffonup the ground. He told reporters there was "a huge amount of pain" in his knees, wrists and back. He said he was happy because his training worked, he reached the summit, and he raised money abovebydownforfrominofoffonup the charity.