We’re happy to see that Julie and Colin's documentary Rowed Trip is featured in the 2017 Adventure Travel Film Festival. Rowed Trip documented their seven-month rowing and cycling journey from the top of Scotland to Syria.
On this journey they used two Expedition Rowboats and voyaged the canals and rivers throughout the UK and Europe. They also carried bicycles and trailers in the Expedition Rowboats and cycled with the boats in tow when they weren't able to be on the water. It was a wild trip, exploring amazing countries along with their own heritage, and it ended in a country that was once beautiful but now is ravaged by war.
The Adventure Travel Film Festival is a multi-day film festival plays in Scotland, England and Australia. The Australian festival is already over but London’s festival is coming up in August and Inverewe’s (that’s in the Scottish Highlands) is in September. This is a topnotch festival with a great lineup of films, speakers, workshops and just a whole lot of fun. So for all our adventurous UK friends, check it out. We sure wish we could attend. Camping out in the Scottish Highlands, amidst other adventure enthusiasts, and revelling in great stories sounds like an awesome weekend. And well, we certainly can't complain about being in London.
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At Angus Rowboats, our passion for adventure naturally draws us to the mystique of the Northwest Passage – one of the world's most captivating and perilous waterways. Historically, this elusive passage promised a shorter shipping route, spurring early navigators to fervently chart and struggle through its icy intricacies.
The summer of 2023 saw three audacious teams, including one using our very own RowCruiser boats, aiming to be the first to traverse NW Passage solely by human power within a single season. As the season concludes, we've chronicled these attempts, and catalogued past human-powered endeavors to navigate the Northwest Passage.
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