The French Magazine ‘Canoe & Kayak‘ has published a very colourful article about our trip around “Isla Grande”, Tierra del Fuego. It’s a 10 page article that I wrote, translated into French, illustrated by lots of photos. It’s in the current issue – number 230 -I think it looks great! The magazine can be bought here. A preview clip of the Tierra Del Fuego video can be seen here.
The French magazine “Canoe Kayak” has published a review of “This is the Sea 5“… If you like what they say, remember the DVD has optional French, Spanish & Italian subtitles – and you can buy a download with subtitles in French – Italian – or Spanish.
I’m excited that the June 2013 edition of ‘Geographical‘ magazine features an article about Barry and my adventure around “Isla Grande”, Tierra Del Fuego. The “Essential Gear” story focuses on the kit we used for the trip – what we chose and why.
It’s a 4 page article – here is the first and last page. For anyone interested, the magazine can be bought through the Geographical website – or you can get a digital subscription. Eventually the article will appear on their website for free!
You can buy the award winning film of “Tierra Del Fuego” for just £4.99 as a download -or as part of “This is the Sea 5″ DVD.
British paddler Simon Osborne was attracted to adventure at a young age. Spurred on by a desire to raise money for leukaemia after his older brother passed away, he became the youngest person to kayak around Great Britain in his early 20s. He has since become a BCU level 5 sea kayak coach, set up his own business, Seakayak Cornwall (in partnership with Jeff Allen) and teaches sea kayaking all over the world. He also continues on his own adventures and has paddled the South Korea coastline & rowed across the Atlantic. Simon filmed many of his trips & has now put together a DVD with films of his solo circumnavigation of Ireland, and his attempt to circumnavigate Madagascar. He made two 3-month long visits to the African island with Phil Clegg the first year, and with a local paddler on his next visit.
The DVD is 64 minutes long. It’s only in PAL format, which means it won’t play in most DVD players in the North America or Japan, but if you live in one of those countries and really want to see it then it should play on your computer. It’s £14.99 & Simon is donating £2 of that to leukaemia research. Cackle TV will also make a 50p donation to leukaemia research for any DVDs bought through us. You can buy it here.
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