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Good Luck, Mos!

5th July 2012By Roz SavageOlympic Atlantic Row 2012 1 Comment

On Saturday my erstwhile crewmate, Andrew Morris, will set out to row from Bristol to London via the inland waterways. … Read More

The Fertile Void of Uncertainty

30th June 2012By Roz SavageLife of Roz 10 Comments

In the summer of 2004 I was in a very uncertain phase of my life. I was separated from my … Read More

World Oceans Day – Loving the Blue

7th June 2012By Roz SavageEnvironment 13 Comments

Tomorrow is World Oceans Day, and all across the world people will be showing their love for the blue bits … Read More

Moving On

3rd June 2012By Roz SavageLife of Roz, Olympic Atlantic Row 2012 9 Comments

Thank you for all the supportive comments about the sad postponement of our North Atlantic row. The OAR team has … Read More

Decision: North Atlantic Row Postponed

20th May 2012By Roz SavageOlympic Atlantic Row 2012 46 Comments

I had hoped that this would be a final blog to bid farewell to dry land before we started our … Read More

The Biggest Berg

17th May 2012By Roz SavageOlympic Atlantic Row 2012 10 Comments

“That’s the biggest iceberg I’ve ever seen in these waters,” said Harry Spurrell, our host, as he took us on … Read More

Ice: Bad News and the Worse News

15th May 2012By Roz SavageOlympic Atlantic Row 2012 10 Comments

Today I went out on a plane to check out the ice situation offshore. Despite a favourable forecast, Mother Nature … Read More

Remembering the Titanic

13th May 2012By Roz SavageOlympic Atlantic Row 2012 6 Comments

Given our current preoccupation with unusually high numbers of bergy bits and other ice fragments off the coast of Newfoundland … Read More