It's time to jump into race mode again for the Paul McConkey Memorial & Premier Race 4 in Nottingham this weekend.
Prepartion has been minimal but I'm looking forward to getting on the start line and hopefully wing a few runs in the sunshine!
Sony Xperia Gets Mucky Races Test
Here's a short video of a few clips I captured on a lap of the Mucky Races Fenland Dash Obstacle Race Course in Cambridge last weekend with the brilliant AdventureX proof Sony Xperia mobile phone.
#GetMucky #LiveTheAdventure!
Drink A Brew While You Canoe!
When your brew is too hot and you just can't wait to get on the wave, I present 'Drink A Brew While You Canoe'.
Enjoy!
Cheers to Costa for making a delicious Hot Chocolate with a Dash of Hazelnut giving me the seed for this cheeky clip!
The 2015 Vito Spotted in the UK
For all you van lovers out there I just wanted to share with you a few pictures of the new Vito Model I spotted on my way up from London yesterday. The new model looks to have been fully redesigned from latest model in the UK and I'm sure we will be seeing a lot of these beautiful vehicles on the road soon enough!
For me ecconomy is a very important factor in vehicle choice and with the exciting news of from Mercdes Benz Vans there front wheel drive 1.6 turbocharged diesel model which Im sure will be setting a bench mark in the MPG wars which is something I for one will am keen to hear more about.
The New AdvenutureX Team Van / #PaddleWagon?
The Sky Caves in Nepal
Along the Annuapurna Circuit Trek you wll find these caves along the Kali Gandaki River Gorge in the Upper Manang Region. Some as high as 155ft above the river bed these caves are often refered to as the Sky Caves.
There are thousands of them along the gorge walls and there is still a lot of mystery about the caves but the locals we have met tell us how that many of the caves are connected with a network of hallways and vertical shafts with some colonies spreading over 100's of square merters.
They are beilived to have first been carved out for human burial around 3,000 years ago but were later used and further built for living within in times of warefare with the high level of inaccesbility providing extra saftey. Eventualy the caves were vacated as buildings developed although there is still mystery about how and if the caves are still inhabited today.
They tell us how the caves were a place for worship and religious retreat and are seen as a sacred place now being home to Bddist Gods, Goddesses and Spirits.
AdventureX - #LiveTheAdventure
Reduce Traffic & Save Lives
I am sure I am not alone here with the wish to bring an end to middle lane drivers and lane hogging. I belive driving instructors don't do enough to edcuate drivers before they pass their test, and that the test itself in the UK doesnt take in to account the education of the driver to a great enough extent.
How can it be that drivers are not required to learn how to drive on motorways before being given a licence to do so? I have far to often spoken to individuals who believe that it is safer to drive in the middle lane when there is no other traffic on the road - what is with that?
Here is an idea I have drawn up that could help to edcuate drivers in an aim to help reduce traffic and save lives.
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