About
The idea of setting out on a zero emissions journey to circumnavigate the globe came to me last year, just after graduating from University in London, but the idea of exploring the world has itʼs roots in my childhood. From the age of 2 I grew up in a small village in the middle of the Cheshire countryside. I used to hear the stories of George Mallory, the villages most famous former resident, who died in his attempt to reach the summit of Mt Everest. The tales captivated me so much that I dream’t of being an explorer myself. Every bit of free time was spent exploring the village I grew up in, the local woodland, following the little stream that passes by the village as far as possible to see where it ended, hoping that one day I would be able to explore far off lands. As I grew older, high school happened and I had to spend more time studying than going out on little adventures but I never outgrew the want to explore. A few years later after living and studying in London I decided I wasnʼt ready to settle down and face a career. I had still had to cure my wanderlust; I still needed to explore; I still wanted an adventure. Now, a year or so down the line, Iʼm months away from setting off on an adventure to explore the world, to face my own challenges and to do what others say I canʼt.
This
is
my
Everest.