Adventurers
SeaGals kick off the Virgin GB Row
The SeaGals – the first all-female team to row round GB in the Virgin GB Row started off today.
You can track their progress from the start of the race at 5:23pm today.
The race is in aid of the Help for Heroes charity – please support the team and donate today:
Kayak race around Venice
On the 23rd May 2010, Bristol Explorers Ingrid Kvale and Mark Ressel will be paddling 30 kilometres (19 miles) in a double kayak around the canals of Venice, to raise funds for the Devon Air Ambulance.
Ed Chapman, Hot Air Balloon Pilot
Bristol Explorer, Ed has worked at the forefront of ballooning for the last 10 years working throughout Europe on a wide range of projects including TV productions, aerial marketing and record breaking stunts like washing the Worlds’ Biggest Car and high altitude reading GQ! His most memorable flight to date is flying over the Italian / Austrian Alps at 16,000 feet.
Murray Smith: Kitesurfer and Adventurer
Steve Flanagan, Adventure Sports Instructor
Steve’s been an adventure sports coach for the past eight years in the UK and Europe. He spent four years living in the Scottish Highlands where he owned and ran a residential activity centre.
Justin Miles, Personal Trainer and member of The Last Great Challenge
Most people learn to walk and talk only once in their lives, but just to make sure he could do it properly, Justin did it twice.
Charlie Radclyffe
Hello all – new member introducing himself. I’ve just signed up on Bristol Explorers after meeting a wonderful woman last month on a train to the south west. That supposedly two-hour journey felt as though it passed in minutes and one of the great outcomes of it was discovering this group!
John Wilton-Davies, Polar Explorer
In early 2007, John almost became the 7th person in history to walk solo and unsupported to the South Pole, falling short by only a few days because the last flight out of Antarctica was due to depart.
To get that close you’d think he’d had years of experience but the first time John slept alone in a tent anywhere was in Antarctica that year. Previously the lowest temperatures he’d experienced were in Bournemouth.

