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ROWED TRIP - A journey by oar from Scotland to Syria

Colin and Julie are once again rowing in their newest adventure - not across another ocean, but from the northern tip of Scotland to Syria in the heart of the Middle East.  They will travel 6,500 km on canals, rivers, and along coastlines of the North Sea, Black Sea and Mediterranean. Where there are no waterways, like in hot desert climes, they will tow their specially-designed rowboats behind bicycles.

You can follow the adventure through the Rowed Trip Website and eNewletter. If you’re a teacher, use our free adventure learning initiative, School Rowed Trip, as an educational tool and to promote active living in your classroom.

 


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Across the English Channel in a Rowboat (Calais)
May 13, 2008

Down the Thames River and into Dover (Dover)
May 11, 2008

On the Thames River (Hurley)
April 30, 2008

Thatched Roofs and 12th Century Free Houses (Brackley)
April 23, 2008

Farms and English Waterways (Goole)
April 15, 2008

 

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Beyond the HorizonBEYOND THE HORIZON

Colin Angus's latest book: Beyond the Horizon details his 720 day human-powered circumnavigation of the world.

 

Bestseller for 12 Weeks
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- National Post. "Imagination and originality have long been Angus trademarks." - Globe and Mail. "In addition to adventure, drama, and romance, there is also humour ..." - Times Colonist

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