Robert talks with Paul Franklin, who, despite having multiple spinal fusion operations, has cycle toured 20 countries as well as having walked from Malin Head to Mizen Head and cycled back, basically, from the North to the South of Ireland and back again, as well as many other adventures. They discuss his spinal fusion operations, it's impact on his life and his outlook. This is a conversation to inspire.
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Episode 45: Book Review - A Line in the Sand Part 2
Robert continues his discussion with Wells Jones about the historical fiction novel he co-wrote with Miles Spencer, which is inspired by their actual trek across the Middle East in the footsteps of T.E. Lawrence. If you found Part 1 interesting then tune in now for the concluding part of this interview.
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Episode 44: Book Review - A Line in the Sand Part 1
Robert talks to Wells Jones about the historical fiction novel he co-wrote with Miles Spenser which is inspired by the very real trek of 1,100miles they both took across the Middle East, inspired by T. E. Lawrence. Wells discusses his own experiences along the way and explains why they wrote the novel the way they did. This is a conversation well worth listening to, especially if you have any interest in life in the Middle East.
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Episode 43: Gear Review - Choosing Your Rucksack
Neil discusses with Robert the different types and styles of rucksack available out there for all kinds of activities, from Hillwalking to Backpacking, Climbing, Running and Urban Travel. If your thinking of investing in a new rucksack then definitely give this episode a listen.
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Episode 42: Laois Forest School
Robert talks with Aibhe Joyce, Founder of Laois Forest School, on what Forest School is about, what children experience while there and indeed, what it takes to become a Forest School Leader. If you are interested in Outdoor Education....especially for children, then this episode is for you.
Mountain to Glen The Podcast is an Irish based podcast which is here to offer a space for anyone with a love for the great outdoors both home and abroad. Join us as we explore the wild places, their trails, wildlife, history, and adventures by chatting with those who are happy and willing to share experiences of the wild side of life...so to speak.
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