You can see ROZ’S ROUTE here. Each dot links to the blog from that day. FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE After rowing over 4,000 miles of pirate-infested ocean Roz Savage crossed the official line of longitude at 0627 UTC on 4th of … Continued

You can see ROZ’S ROUTE here. Each dot links to the blog from that day.104 nautical miles to go. (This may be updated as the day goes on.) Roz’s latest Podcast: Sharky McShark is now live. Final Philosophy Friday This … Continued

You can see ROZ’S ROUTE here. Each dot links to the blog from that day. 134 nautical miles to go. (This may be updated as the day goes on.) I don’t know how it is in the rest of the … Continued

You can see ROZ’S ROUTE here. Each dot links to the blog from that day. 160 nautical miles to go. (This may be updated as the day goes on.) Guest Blog: I couldn’t do what I do without the dedicated … Continued

You can see ROZ’S ROUTE here. Each dot links to the blog from that day. 188 nautical miles to go. (This may be updated as the day goes on.) I am getting quite fond of my new little friend, the … Continued

You can see ROZ’S ROUTE here. Each dot links to the blog from that day. 238 nautical miles to go. (This may be updated as the day goes on.) My fishy friends are leaving me. The community of dorados that … Continued

You can see ROZ’S ROUTE here. Each dot links to the blog from that day. 255 nautical miles to go. This morning I woke up and, like every other morning, the first thing I did after folding away my bunk … Continued

YOU CAN SEE ROZ’S ROUTE here. Each dot links to the blog from that day. Anna Farmery asked: “Just wondering if you go through some fears of going to shore?” This has been on my mind today. “Reality” (as landlubbers … Continued

Philosophy Friday…. Last winter I spent several weeks in the small Devon town of Salcombe (not far from the first transition town, Totnes, which you saw here yesterday) while I worked on my book about the Pacific crossing. I mostly … Continued

I was put in touch with Isabel Carlisle by a mutual friend, and last year when my travels took me to Devon she invited me to meet her at her home in Totnes. Over a delicious homemade lunch, she told … Continued