Trevor Potts will be the Saturday night keynote speaker at the Scottish Sea Kayak Symposium in two weeks.
Trevor hasn't yet decided which presentation to give. He has a few to choose from. He spends four months each year lecturing on cruise ships in the Antarctic.
He recreated Shackleton's voyage from Elephant Island to South Georgia in 1984. He also crossed South Georgia on foot. He might tell that tale, which will be the subject of a future podcast.
Trevor was also one of the team which first kayaked from Alaska to the former Soviet Union in 1989. This Bering Strait story is the subject of a special one hour podcast just published at SeaKayakRoutes.com. It's an astonishing tale, including nearly getting shot three times, being imprissoned by Soviet troops after Trevor discovered one of his group worked for the CIA, and nearly being run down by an icebreaker.
Listen to the interview - you won't be disappointed.
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