Roz Savage Update July 14, 2011

Roz Savage Update July 14, 2011

Currents                                           Day 72: And After Lunch, Eradicating World PovertyFaced with an adverse current, I rowed all morning and...

Roz Savage July 12, 2011

Day 70: Nothing Like A Global Catastrophe To Cheer Me UpToday was one of those good news, bad news, sagas.Good news that the wind is finally dropping.Bad news that at the very same time I ran into an adverse current, and without the wind to help me, I am going...

Roz Savage Update: July 11, 2011

Roz Savage Update: July 11, 2011

Day 69:Decline And FallToday was a rough day – literally and figuratively.As I have done so many times before in trying circumstances, I called my dear old Mum. It was good to share. She and I are going through very similar emotions at the moment – me with...

Roz Savage Weekend Update (July 10, 2011)

Roz Savage Weekend Update (July 10, 2011)

                     Day 68: What Lurks BeneathOne of the troubles with oceans is their reluctance to yield their secrets. It is just so hard to get a good look at the creatures of the deep.For example, within the...

Roz Savage Day 66 (July 8th Update)

Roz Savage Day 66 (July 8th Update)

Philosophy Friday… I warned you! This last week’s rather challenging conditions have reminded me that there is nothing like twenty-foot waves to let you know that, as far as nature is concerned, we are just another animal.For much of the Atlantic...

Roz Savage- July 7 Update

Roz Savage- July 7 Update

Day 65: Still Rocking   Again, making this a quick blog. Conditions remain windy and rough for a couple more days. After that hopefully I can be a bit more chatty.All well here. Good miles today, but wind still around 30 knots and conditions...

Prescott College Returns to Civilization

Prescott College Returns to Civilization

Toe of the Raven Prescott College students hiked out from the Chugach yesterday-through lush green vegetation & mosquitoes, with skis on backs and hardly any snow in sight we had plenty of questions from tourists indeed.  But up high on the glaciers there is...