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Good Afternoon!
Oxford is looking sunny again and today’s lessons are going well. At 3:30pm this afternoon, students will be treated to a guest lecture from David Cornthwaite, the famous explorer, writer and film maker. David is best known for Expedition1000, an ongoing project that is expected to take 12 years to complete.  Â
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Episode 10 of the Swim1000 podcast.
897 miles into his 1000 mile swim Dave Cornthwaite updates from Hermann, Missouri.
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1,000 miles is a bloody long way in anyone's book, so I thought I'd do 25 of them, just to make sure I wasn't lazy like my Dad said I was
- From an interview with Dave Cornthwaite with GapYearDotCom - read the interview here
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I can't remember the last time somebody called me a 'Numnut' (see most recent comment) but I'm grateful for this occasion, because it reminded me of this video. The very beginning of a post-skateboarding project I began in 2007, called BounceFree. The idea: to break a world record on an Aquaskipper!
> Found out more about BounceFree > Segment from Richard Hammond's Blast Lab, once I'd learned how to ride the Aquaskipper!
