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This is a new series where I interview people with inspiring stories of adventure. To start the series, I interview the most interesting person I know (who also happens to be my girlfriend). Katie Hatton (Instagram - youve_got_to_wander) has completed a number of adventure that many would consider being "once in a lifetime" journeys. We met in Dec 2018 in China when she was cycling from the UK to Malaysia. After that journey, she walked the length of the UK from Lands End to John O'groats and then walked the Te araroa which takes you from the top of New Zealand to the South. Before this, Katie had run the Marathon des Sables, which is a multi-day ultra-marathon through the Sahara desert,  a race often labelled the most difficult in the world. In this episode, Katie and I discuss her journey from school to completing these epic adventures. We discuss returning from a journey and funding multiple journeys.   If you enjoy this episode, would you please leave a review on Apple Podcasts  iTunes? It only takes 60 seconds and makes a huge difference.    You can follow my adventures on youtube: youtube.com/adamhugill 

Sometimes it's crazy hoiw quickly an evening can change. From resting in my tent by a peaceful lake to free beers, 2 slices of pizza, a. camp fire and meeting lots of friendly people. You can support the podcast, the filming and bike tour by becoming a Patreon and get a bunch of rewards: Patreon You can also watch the accompanying videos on Youtube at: https://www.youtube.com/adamhugill

A midday recording for a change. In this episode, I'm challenging my previous days doubts with a good burst of positive thinking. I also share my dislike for people that drive huge RVs. You can support the podcast, the filming and bike tour by becoming a Patreon and get a bunch of rewards: Patreon You can also watch the accompanying videos on Youtube at: https://www.youtube.com/adamhugill

I have decided to take the more remote and challenging Cassiar Highway south through British Columbia.  You can support the podcast, the filming and bike tour by becoming a Patreon and get a bunch of rewards: Patreon You can also watch the accompanying videos on Youtube at: https://www.youtube.com/adamhugill

Recently I've started to question my motivations for the journey. When the new and exciting becomes routine and easy, what am I to do? You can support the podcast, the filming and bike tour by becoming a Patreon and get a bunch of rewards: Patreon You can also watch the accompanying videos on Youtube at: https://www.youtube.com/adamhugill

I appoliogise for the yawns during the recording but I didn't want to edit out the reality of life on a bike tour. It's tiring work sometimes. You can support the podcast, the filming and bike tour by becoming a Patreon and get a bunch of rewards: Patreon You can also watch the accompanying videos on Youtube at: https://www.youtube.com/adamhugill

Only a short one today. I've made it to Whitehorse in Yukon where I've been kindly hosted by Willie and Jo. You can support the podcast, the filming and bike tour by becoming a Patreon and get a bunch of rewards: Patreon You can also watch the accompanying videos on Youtube at: https://www.youtube.com/adamhugill

Link to my Alaska/Dalton Highway trailer on YouTube: https://youtu.be/MPBZ0t9LqNY A whole year on the road! In some ways it feels like this year has flown by. In other ways it feels like the longest, most full year of my life. In this podcast (and my diary) I want to be fully honest. I'm recording these episodes mainly for myself in future years to come but if it helps other peoplke understand what it is like to live life on a bike, that is also an added benefit. You can support the podcast, the filming and bike tour by becoming a Patreon and get a bunch of rewards: Patreon You can also watch the accompanying videos on Youtube at: https://www.youtube.com/adamhugill

You can support the podcast, the filming and bike tour by becoming a Patreon and get a bunch of rewards: Patreon You can also watch the accompanying videos on Youtube at: https://www.youtube.com/adamhugill A few recommandations for podcasts I listen to:   Athletico Mince (https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/athletico-mince/id1091337608) The Persuit Zone (https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/the-pursuit-zone/id663604995) Sopng Exploder (https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/song-exploder/id788236947)

I'm honoured to be asked to be a best man for my good friend Chris's future wedding. luckily for me, he's not planning on geting married until the end of 2021. It looks like I have a "be in the UK" non later than date now penciled in. You can support the podcast, the filming and bike tour by becoming a Patreon and get a bunch of rewards: Patreon You can also watch the accompanying videos on Youtube at: https://www.youtube.com/adamhugill

After spending a mon th in Alaska without seeing any bears, I arrive in Canada and see two. Makes wildcamping interesting, that's for sure. You can support the podcast, the filming and bike tour by becoming a Patreon and get a bunch of rewards: Patreon You can also watch the accompanying videos on Youtube at: https://www.youtube.com/adamhugill

Alaska completed and I'm now in Yukon Territory, Canada. You can support the podcast, the filming and bike tour by becoming a Patreon and get a bunch of rewards: Patreon You can also watch the accompanying videos on Youtube at: https://www.youtube.com/adamhugill

This is my last full day in Alaska, tomorrow I head to Canada.   You can support the podcast, the filming and bike tour by becoming a Patreon and get a bunch of rewards: Patreon You can also watch the accompanying videos on Youtube at: https://www.youtube.com/adamhugill

I've spent the last few weeks getting to know another cycle tourist who is heading to Canada at the begining of September. Marielle tours much quicker than I do though so lets see how it goes when we meet in 6 weeks. Here's Marielle's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/_the_biking_viking_/

In this special episode, I talk about how the idea to cycle the world came about. You can support the podcast, the filming and bike tour by becoming a Patreon and get a bunch of rewards: Patreon You can also watch the accompanying videos on Youtube at: https://www.youtube.com/adamhugill

I arrive at the library at Delta Junction and discuss my plans as I prepare to leave Alaska. You can support the podcast, the filming and bike tour by becoming a Patreon and get a bunch of rewards: Patreon You can also watch the accompanying videos on Youtube at: https://www.youtube.com/adamhugill

Leaving Lary and Lisa's after 6 days off the bike was tough but the bike isn't going to cycle itself.  You can watch my journey on YouTube at: https://www.youtube.com/adamhugill  

I've just returned from cycling for 10 days from Prudhoe Bay at the top of Alaska the next town which was 800km away in Fairbanks. In this livestream I will be talking through my experience on the Dalton Highway, updates for the future and I'll be answering your questions in the live chat. This live stream was published on YouTube on the 8 July 2019. Here is a link to the livestream: https://youtu.be/YBJqjDToMTk

The Dalton Highway took its toll on my bike and body. I was super fortunate that one of my YouTube followers messaged me and offered me a place to stay for 6 days. It was an absolutly wonderful 6 days which included Salmon fishing, video editing and eating some amazing home-cooked meals.

I may be starting to go a little mad after 9 days with little human contact. The end is in sight.