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From Big Ben to Brussels: Group walks to raise climate awareness

Here are the stats on our walk from Big Ben to Brussels: 3 countries, 15 days, 250 miles, an estimated 500,000 steps. Me and 4 footsore, fantastic friends. Our final day seemed almost too easy. We woke up with less than 10 miles to go, and had to dawdle along to allow the camera crew time to film us. Walking slowly was surprisingly hard after 2 weeks on the road we had settled into a natural rhythm, and to slow down was at least as hard as walking faster would have been. We ended as we had begun, in the …

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Toward the language of excitement, opportunity, and potential

Two phrases you don't hear every day: "Can I film your breasts?" "Are you, like, a coccyx?" The first was from a guy holding a large video camera, and was prompted by the fact I was wearing a t-shirt with the numbers "350" emblazoned across the front in bold type. "I'm not a pervert or anything," he went on to say, somewhat less than convincingly, as he aimed his lens at my chest. The second was from a young woman with a big smile and black dreadlocks. After I'd stood on a chair and bellowed into a megaphone to address …

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Roz Savage

Roz Savage is a British ocean rower, author, motivational speaker and environmental campaigner. After 11 years working as a management consultant, she embarked on a new life direction - in a rowboat. In 2005 she rowed solo across the Atlantic, and is now attempting to become the first woman to row solo across the Pacific, from San Francisco to Australia. She has completed Stage 1 (2008, to Hawaii) and Stage 2 (2009, to Kiribati). The final stage takes place in 2010.

She is a UN Climate Hero, a presenter for the Climate Project, and an Athlete Ambassador for 350.org. She has been listed amongst the Top 20 Great British Adventurers by the Daily Telegraph, and the Top 10 Adventure Twitters by Outside Magazine. She is the author of "Rowing The Atlantic: Lessons Learned on the Open Ocean," published in the U.S. by Simon & Schuster.

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