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Greg is attempting to pedal his human powered boat 'Within' 3000 miles across the Atlantic ocean
in less than 43 days setting a new human powered crossing record.

In the meantime, Greg is building a new boat to challenge kayaker Carter Johnson's
24 hour human powered boat distance record of 245 km for late June, 2008.





LIVE updates during the 24



YOU CAN FOLLOW MY PROGRESS DURING THE 24 HOUR RECORD ATTEMPT

On Saturday June 2, 2007 starting at 9:00 am MST, I will be transmitting blog updates directly from a camera phone on WiTHiN - probably about one per hour or so. I won't be emailing these updates, so if you want to follow my progress, you will have to visit the blog home page:

http://www.adventuresofgreg.com/HPB/HPBmain.html

Ben and John Mackay will try to get to an Internet connection at various points to upload YouTube videos and photos of the action. The RSS feed is here: http://www.adventuresofgreg.com/HPB/hpv.xml

I will have a cell phone on WiTHiN - it's hooked right into my iPod. I'll have plenty of time to chat, so call me if you want. 403-651-2748

We are meeting the surveyor out at the reservoir tomorrow morning to figure out and measure my course. Tomorrow night is the 'last supper'. Then Saturday morning I get to work. I am getting kind of excited - looking forward to getting back on the lake. I have been resting this week and I'm almost a full day into my carb loading, so my energy is starting to return.

URL's and numbers:

The main web site: http://www.pedaltheocean.com
The Blog: http://www.adventuresofgreg.com/HPB/HPBmain.html
The 24 hour record information page:
http://www.adventuresofgreg.com/HPB/24hour.html
Greg's on-board phone # 403-651-2748


Also the new web site is now finished and LIVE:

www.PedalTheOcean.com

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2 Responses to “LIVE updates during the 24”

  1. # Anonymous Anonymous

    Hi Greg,

    I admire your courage. It might break the monotony, but still, working through 24 hours *and* sending out messages every hour *and* letting people call you: that is auwsum (no idea how to spell that, but you know what I mean).

    Guus Bonnema, Leiden, The Netherlands.  

  2. # Anonymous Anonymous

    Greg
    Great interview. I will look forward to the updates during the 24 hours. Hope it all holds together and the weather is kind.

    Rick W.  

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