The family and friends of two men who lost their lives on a hiking trip are planning to skydive to raise money for their headstones.
Jayden Long, 19, and Eddie Hill, 20, both from the Dereham area, were reported missing while on a trip to Snowdonia.
After an extensive search operation in wintry conditions, their bodies were found on Crib y Ddysgl, a ridge near Yr Wyddfa, also known as Mount Snowdon, on February 19.
Members of Eddie's family have now set up a JustGiving page to raise money for two permanent headstones for the friends.
The headstones will be at Dereham Cemetery so their loved ones have a place of comfort to visit, reflect and remember them for years to come.
To raise the money, on May 17, five people will be jumping out of an aircraft at 13,000ft at Beccles Airfield.
The JustGiving page, which Holly O'Donnell organised, said: "On February 19, our lives changed forever when we lost two of our close friends, Eddie Hill and Jayden Long, while they were climbing Snowdon.
"For everyone who knew them, Eddie and Jayden were more than just friends- they were the kindest souls and the kind of people who made life brighter simply by being in it.
"Their loss has left an unimaginable gap for their family, friends, and everyone whose lives they touched.
"They loved adventure and living life to the full, so in their memory we have decided to take on a charity skydive."
The family is hoping to raise £4,500, and so far, £3,496 has been donated.
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