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My Midsummer Morning – the film

I’m delighted to announce that after a looooot of work and time, my film My Midsummer Morning is now online for you to watch and enjoy. 🎻

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  1. Tobias Posted

    Loved it !!!

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  2. Al-

    Great storytelling mate. My adventuring has taken a bit of a different turn in the past 4 year (two children, promotion, blah, blah, blah…), but I continue to be inspired by your worldview and take on adventure!

    Keep it up!

    Matt

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  3. Andy Holt Posted

    Thank you for your beautiful, inspiring and amusing film.

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  4. Ivan Hatvany Posted

    Great film – I’m planning to cycle to Geneva from home in Cotswolds – your Spain trip has added inspiration- thanks !

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  5. Alastair Topham Posted

    Wow Alastair, you are amazing!! Such courage to test yourself in that way. You are truly an inspiration in this world!

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  6. Barry Posted

    chapeau sir.
    brave and inspiring.
    to travel and live at the whim of other people’s kindness is surely a great way to experience the best in humans, and can only change your own outlook for the better.

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  7. Remember one of your early talks at Eye?

    I incurred a C5 spinal injury in 2012 when a deer knocked me off my bicycle. My adventure was forced as I cannot walk and can only just use my hands. It’s actually been quite good!

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    • Alastair Posted

      Yes, I do rememeber that talk! Thanks for getting in touch. I’m sorry to hear about your accident but glad to hear that you are feeling positive.

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  8. Corinne Posted

    This was so good, it made me smile all the way through. Thanks for doing this, thanks for making this video. It has made me think.

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  9. Volcano Rider Posted

    Isn’t it fascinating how, no matter our desperate denials, the shining life we’ve worked for can dull with time? No matter the original fervor and fury of our passions, life has a way of adapting to a new norm, of fatiguing our once tenacious steel into a dangerous lethargy. Cheers to you for spotting the cracks and reinforcing them with the vigor of a new discomfort that rests outside of your newly modified norms. An inspiration. Thank you.

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  10. Paddy Ducey Posted

    As always, inspiring. The book is on my Christmas list

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  11. Maisie Posted

    All of this is amazing, from your stellar choice of The Muppet Show theme song to the vulnerability you shared with strangers. Thank you for redefining what adventure can be.

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  12. Shannon Finch Posted

    Love this. Unfortunately, I now have the Muppet theme song stuck in my head.

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