Husky Dog Sledding: The true story of a beginner Musher
Its -20 degrees and I’m lying face down in 4 foot of fresh powdered snow. Its so cold, my face and body is yet to recognise the ever growing
5 Reasons Sri Lanka will BLOW YOUR MIND
I get it, you have two precious weeks off as your summer holiday, what are you looking for? Sun? Sea? Sand? Active Travel? Cheap...
I CAN SEE LAND!
As I begin this the time is 20.11 (boat time), its 23.11 in the United Kingdom and roughly 18.11 in Antigua. We have just passed under...
Baptism of VOMIT.
As I’m sat here typing away in the hot festering cabin I cannot believe we have been at sea for over a week! Time is flying by. It was a...
Why I quit Kellogg's Frosties.
My Favourite Breakfast as a child was Kellogg's Frosties. It also happened to be my dad's favourite cereal too, which is probably where...
RLAG BLOG: Why I am taking on the Atlantic Ocean- again.
I first came acquainted to blogging during my 1st attempt to cross the Atlantic, and found it a welcome break from the waves and constant...
ATLANTICROW Day70: Last But Not Least.
So here we are. The 11th of Febuary 2014… with just a mere 1160 miles to go! Ha oh well, never mind, sometimes things don’t go as you...
ATLANTICROW Day40: "Life is either a great adventure or nothing."
Forty Days and Forty Nights : “Life is either a great adventure or nothing.” The sun is not shining, it is raining, we are rowing...
ATLANTICROW Day30: Hallucinations and Charlie Chaplin
The 7th of January was another rocky, stormy day. I was on the oars during my 1pm-3pm shift, and Hannah was hanging out of the aft...
ATLANTIC ROW DAY23: The Life Of Pie.
NOTE: Before we get into this, I apologise for the grammatical errors contained within this blog. Writing on the laptop whilst rolling...
