A superfit mum-of-three from Cornton has completed an incredible charity challenge, by climbing a peak in the Ochil Hills 100 times in six weeks.
Amanda Namey scaled 418 metre high Dumyat at least twice a day, much of it in odd walking boots.
She embarked on the mammoth effort to raise funds for Equi-Power, the organisation set up to with the aim of building a new Riding for the Disabled (RDA) centre for Central Scotland at Kildean in Stirling.
