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Category Archives: Explorers
Pacific Specific and Charlie
Its easy (especially in the comfort of your own home) to underestimate the emotional side of rowing an ocean and also how much psychological preparation is needed for a row, well beyond the physical aspects of training, and in our … Continue reading
Samburu and Grevy’s Zebras: A ‘Win-Win-Win-Win’ Project
Reblogged from Earthwatch Unlocked: The weather has been weird in Oxford lately. Really weird. Two years of low winter rainfall has led to groundwater levels so low that Oxford is officially in drought and we are all being asked to … Continue reading
Posted in Earthwatch, Environment, Explorers, Nature and Wildlife, and Seasons, Photos, Wildlife
Tagged blog, community, earthwatch, expedition, experience, gap, grevy, holiday, institute, opportunity, project, samburu, tribe, unlocked, village, volunteer, win, working, year, zebra
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Women Painters of the Renaissance
Reblogged from art-profiles.com: The Renaissance The Renaissance (which means ‘rebirth’) heralded cultural movements anchored on the energetic interest in classical literature and art. However, unlike the scholars before them, the Renaissance enthusiasts were not ‘professionals’ and mainly studied for the … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Explorers, Family, Friendship, Sex, Marriage
Tagged 1500, art, artist, artwork, beautiful, drawing, elite, empowering, female, feminine, frame, history, italian, italy, liberation, literature, paint, painters, pictures, pioneers, portraits, renaissance, women
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The Time Concept
Why does Time Fly and Yet Stand Still? Its amazes me how the appreciation and passing of time changes so much between kid and adult-hood. I don’t think I’ll ever fully understand why this is happens. Perhaps we just have … Continue reading
Posted in Autobiographical Things, Britishness, Environment, Explorers, Georgian Life, Health and Fitness, Ocean Rowing, Oceans Project, Photos, Uncategorized
Tagged sakartvelo, second, secrecy, secret, settlement, teach, teacher, tefl
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All’s quiet on the Western Front
Reblogged from Have you heard about Annabel?: So, a few weeks have passed since my last update and for the first time since this bizaare rowing thing happened, I do not have much news to report. It is simply ‘more … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized, Explorers, Ocean Rowing, Health and Fitness
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