Apologies for the radio silence, but I thought it was about time I got on and told you the story of how the Paddling went- if you didn’t know it was happening, click here for the Pre-paddle post. On the Friday night, after work, we hopped on a train to Bristol and hauled our heavy…
Bristol to London Paddleboard
We start a whole new adventure tommorow! Bristol to London is 260km and is going to take us 9 days to complete. It’s the first time I’ve done an expedition with Adam and his first expedition ever. It’s exciting and scary and daunting, especially when I just looked at the map! We are doing it…
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A half-formed thought
I was doing ok today, until I browsed Instagram and saw that 3 separate accounts had posted photos of places I had been on my travels. Suddenly, I got emotional. In those places I felt light, free and full of potential. But now I feel weighed down with grief for what is lost That my…
My Mate Dave
I have done a few posts on my journey into paragliding… First flights / Club Pilot / Dune Du Pilat / Oludeniz …but for this post I wanted to talk about how instrumental my mate Dave has been in my paragliding progression. I didn’t know what paragliding was until Dave started flying View this post…
Human Built Ecosystems
A collection of videos about rejuvenating the planet
AONB: Tamar Valley
16km Paddleboard trip down the Tamar Valley
The Business Case for Sustainability
It can often seem like as consumers we only have the choice between bad and less bad when it comes to sustainable products. In order to protect our planet for the future, business- as the largest users of the worlds resources, needs to get on board. Here I have collected some videos to shed light…
Getting back on the Board
The day after the hospital doctor cleared me to try riding, I gave it a go. I was feeling pretty good, my knee hadnt given me issues in a while, I could basically get it straight. I could stand on one leg and do single leg squats (not many but some), surely riding would be…
