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Courtesy of Wikimedia Three amputees from three different wars recently bagged the summit of Kilimanjaro, the tallest mountain in Africa, NPR reports. Between the three men, there was only one human leg; the rest were prosthetic.The replica breitling Chrono Superocean watches message were trying to send back to the USA is no matter whatdisability you have you can be active, Kirk Bauer, the executivedirector of Disabled Sports USA and a 62-year-old Vietnam vet who lost one of his legs in the war, told the Associated Press.The other two climbers are veterans of Afghanistan and Iraq. It took the trio six days to make the summit, camping one night at 19,000 feet, courtesy of a special permit for the disabled. Click here to see photos.--Will Taylor

Alan Bate, an English endurance cyclist, set a new replica breitling Aerospace watches world record for circumnavigation of the globe last week, reports The Adventure Blog.The 45-year-old covered 18,001.1 miles (28970 kilometers) in 114 days returning to his starting point in Thailand. Bate crushed the old record (164 days set only four days before) by fifty days. Despite beating the record, he did not meet his original goal of finishing in 100 days.The ride took Bate into countries such as Malaysia, New Zealand, Brazil, Pakistan, and India.

Close to the finish in Thailand, Bate got food poisoning and was barely able to finish his ride.Click here for more information on Bates epic ride.--Will Taylor

Below, Trey Cooks friend, David Schipper, relays information from Cook and the late Fredrik Ericssons skiing expedition on K2. This morning a replica breitling Blackbird watches memorial service was held for Fredrik at the Gilkey Memorial,just below basecamp. Trey made it back to base camp after a dangerous and challenging descent.Though little has been published of the descents difficulties Im sureTreys safe exit from the route came from the efforts of the competent andcommitted climbers around him. Thank you. Stu from Field Touring Alpine has kept me up to speed on what is happeningaround basecamp.