Chris “Cam” Cameron hopes to raise £50,000 for charity – and break the record – by staying on Rockall for at least 60 days.
An electronics lecturer is planning to set up camp on a rocky ledge in the middle of the Atlantic – for at least 60 days.
Chris Cameron, also known as Cam, will be setting sail for Rockall – a barren islet 230 miles west of North Uist – this week.
Raising money for charity, the 53-year-old plans to spend at least two months perched on a ledge measuring 13ft by 4.9ft.
He hopes to beat the longest occupation record of 45 days set by Nick Hancock in 2014.
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