Roz is one of those people you meet who is unforgettable. She has rowed solo across the Atlantic, and is now one-third of the way across the Pacific. She has been featured as a top adventurer by Outside Magazine. She recently met Al Gore as part of her mission is to help us wake up to the incredible pollution in the oceans among other environmental causes.
She departs from Hawaii at sunset on Sunday May 24th, and is having a local fundraiser at the ING DIRECT Cafe this Friday, May 22nd. Please come and support Roz, or make a contribution on her web site. Meet her in person – she is doing so many things so well – adventure, inspiration, technology – the list is endless. You can also buy ethically sourced merchandise from her online store. Please do visit her site – it is filled with photos, ideas, inspiration, and details of here extraordinary existence here on Planet Earth. She is doing some very exciting things with Google maps and will continue to upload photos and podcasts throughout her solo journey.
www.RozSavage.com
Hawaiian word:
Hele hoʻokahi: to go alone
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Safe seas to you, Roz, and may the weather hold up for you, as well!
Rox & Roz. Twin inspirational spirits separated by a consonant.
Reminds me of the “chicken pimples” I got when Daredevil appeared in a Spiderman comic book and vice versa many years ago. And when my Raiders played my Buccaneers in Super Bowl XXXVII. Similarly, I’ve been a fan of Rox & Roz separately, so seeing their interaction doubles the jolt of “I gotta get productive today, now!” Big Positive Vibes to you both.
AWE-some. It’s so great to see both of you talking and sharing ideas. A destined interview, and excellent interview, to be sure.
So inspiring to hear Roz tell her story.
I am so thankful for this.
Just for those who may not have had the chance to follow Roz on her second leg of rowing the Pacific — from Honolulu, Hawaii to Tarawa in the South Pacific — she is about 10 miles away from landing! She is due to arrive Tarawa Sunday morning, 7:30 a.m. local time, should the winds and currents continue in her favor. See up-to-the-minute coverage at her website: http://www.rozsavage.com.
Oh … the actual date of her arrival in Tarawa is tomorrow, September 6, 2009.