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That’s the opening line from The Road To Karakol, which screened at Matt Heason’s annual Sheffield Adventure Film Festival (ShAFF) in 2014.
This month for Red Bull I interviewed the man behind the choices behind the cameras at the Sheffield Adventure Film Festival.
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The indigenous Rapa Nui people of Easter Island believed for 500 years they were the only people left on Earth. In the USA this September you can read about the barefoot, banana carrying trail race that is the product of such isolation and sporting heritage.
The article was a collaborative effort with Los Angeles photographer and friend James Kao who I met on the island in February 2016. The article was published in the print edition of Trail Runner magazine. You can now read the full article online.
[:en]The first of the World Skyscraper Running Series was held at Tower 42 in London. With dizzying insights and training tips from the top athletes, I put together a round up of the Capital’s stairwell race to the sky.
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[:en]There’s one man behind the UK’s wildest running races. This month for Red Bull adventure I interviewed Shane Ohly for their Jobs In Adventure series. The article is supported by Ian Corless’ photography.
Cover shot for issue 4 of Ultra magazine accompanied my “Full Circle Patagonia” article, describing our attempt to run the classic 100km O Trek in one big wild day out – complete with pumas and glaciers and some rather spectacular scenery.
[:en]Imagine a job where you got paid to go on adventures. This June for Red Bull I interviewed Surgeon Lieutenant Josh Bakker-Dyos, a doctor in the Royal Navy.
We spoke via satellite phone whilst on the job at 8167m Dhaulagiri basecamp, in the Nepalese Himalayas. You can now read about Surgeon Lieutenant Josh Bakker-Dyos’s latest travels, and what it takes to start out on his career at Red Bull Adventure. Photography by ©Sandro Gromen-Hayes.
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