who hears Caterpillar (every night at about 18 on Radiodue ) certainly know this character, a guy that is 213 days rowing solo from South America to reach Australia.
Last Friday, as every Friday, the transmission is connected by telephone with Alex Bellini, to be told the previous week.
Among many difficulties, currents, storms and an infinite solitude, this thirty is able to complete his enterprise, and between twenty days should arrive in Australia.
I often heard her stories, and feel the joy of this man describing an encounter with a seagull which had a passage latch, contact with Polynesian fishermen, low-altitude overflights by military aircraft or the French 'he caught a fish "eatable" was exciting.
simple but great stories.
Alex Bellini has a blog that updates directly from the Pacific Ocean, where day by day describes what happens.
E 'can also see in real time its position and send an SMS message.
www.alexbellini.it
Last Friday, as every Friday, the transmission is connected by telephone with Alex Bellini, to be told the previous week.
Among many difficulties, currents, storms and an infinite solitude, this thirty is able to complete his enterprise, and between twenty days should arrive in Australia.
I often heard her stories, and feel the joy of this man describing an encounter with a seagull which had a passage latch, contact with Polynesian fishermen, low-altitude overflights by military aircraft or the French 'he caught a fish "eatable" was exciting.
simple but great stories.
Alex Bellini has a blog that updates directly from the Pacific Ocean, where day by day describes what happens.
E 'can also see in real time its position and send an SMS message.
www.alexbellini.it
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