DONATIONS have flooded in for an inspiring group of women who dressed as giant ‘boobies’ while climbing the highest mountain in England.

Ceara Fisher took on the wacky charity challenge over the weekend alongside Dawn McMullan and some friends to mark nearly five years since her mum was first diagnosed with stage one breast cancer.

After an intensive bout of treatment, involving six rounds of chemotherapy and 15 sessions of radiotherapy, Mrs Fisher’s mum is in remission – and is hoping for her five-year ‘all clear’ result this December.

In honour of her mum’s battle, Mrs Fisher – alongside a team of others – scaled Scafell Pike while donning their giant ‘boobies’ outfits to raise money for the charity CoppaFeel and Cancer Research.

The charity challenge has raised an incredible £2,500 for the two charities.

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Mrs Fisher, who works as head of admissions at St Bees School, said: “It was the most incredible experience being stopped so many times on the way to the peak, spreading the word about breast cancer and having photos taken with fellow walkers and the giant boob!

“We are so proud of each and every person on the walk, who most importantly, raised awareness to this very prevalent cancer.

“Thanks so much for all the support and local sponsors too!”

Mrs Fisher hopes the challenge has encouraged others to check themselves regularly.

The 36-year-old, who lives in Eskdale, said: “My mum was diagnosed with breast cancer several years ago but has also luckily been given the all clear.

“We sadly know far too many people who haven’t been as fortunate, including family members - and therefore, what we’d really like to do is raise awareness that just feeling your boobies (both men and women) really can make a difference.”

Fellow walker Dawn McMullan said recovering from cancer herself ‘really put life into perspective’.

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The double masectomy breast cancer survivor said: "Having recently lost two close friends to breast cancer, and I've just had my four years all clear, it really puts life into perspective. We're doing this to raise lots of money for two brilliant breast cancer charities but also to raise that vital awareness message to both women and men to please check your breasts or pecs once a month."

The pair would like to thank Woodlands Tea Room at Santon Bridge, Ravenglass Handmade Ice Cream, The Sawmill, Helen's Herbs and Morrisons for their support in donating raffle prizes to fundraise for the walk.

To make a donation, visit www.justgiving.com/fundraising/boobiesonscafell