Alex is back with more incredible and jaw dropping travel stories!

He jumps on to share some highlight moments from his recent Cycle Africa Trip! This was a 125 day journey from Cape Town to Djibouti. A 9000+km adventure by bike, traversing 16 countries, endlessly varying terrain, countless smiles and several lifetimes of memories! All whilst raising over $10,000 for Pure Water for Africa!

Alex also gives us an insight into his newest adventure, Far Corners! Far Corners is a small-group travel company that focuses on adventure, cultural immersion and social impact. From expeditions in the less visited regions of the world to ultra trail runs on each of the 7 continents, Far Corners goes beyond your average itinerary to ensure a life changing experience for both you and the local people. 5% of all tour costs go towards supporting a community driven social development project in each region!

An episode packed full of amazing stories and I hope you all enjoy! You can keep up with Alex and his adventures here! And make sure to check out Far Corners on Instagram here or on their website here; https://www.farcorners.tours/

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Mimi Phillips is founder of Minnie Lane the namesake jewellery line that creates timeless pieces of wearable art!

Mimi shares her journey from starting out in Fashion and Design for brands such as Ralph Lauren, to then deciding to make the leap and start her own jewellery line! She talks about what goes into creating these pieces, what its like getting to collaborate with other artists and what is to come for Minnie Lane!

Check out their website here or follow their instagram here!

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As always, thanks for listening! x

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Robbie is Nashville based Photographer who specialises in Alternative Processing. He began taking photos in High School before going on to receive his BFA in Professional Photographic Illustration from the Rochester Institute of Technology.

After graduating college Robbie began researching and teaching himself the Wet Plate Collodion (tintype) process, as a means to slow down and be more intentional with his work. Although Robbie mainly focuses most of his work on the tintype process now, you can still catch him shooting digital and film!

Check out his work on instagram here or find more work on his Website here!

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As always, thanks for listening!

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